Real leather Black pencil case is the most basic of all. It is made of cowhide, it has a size of 23×13 cm, enough to fit the largest markers, such as Tombow.
The interior is lined in black cotton fabric and has two compartments on each side, one of them mesh.
El estuche de piel Negro es el más básico de todos. Está realizado en piel de vacuno, tiene un tamaño 23×13 cm, suficiente para que entren los rotuladores más grandes, como los Tombow.
El interior va forrado en tela de algodón de color negro y lleva dos departamentos en cada lado, uno de ellos de rejilla.
Real leather Black pencil case is the most basic of all. It is made of cowhide, it has a size of 23×13 cm, enough to fit the largest markers, such as Tombow.
The interior is lined in black cotton fabric and has two compartments on each side, one of them mesh.
In addition to pens and other writing materials, it is ideal for storing washi tapes, paper clips, inks, erasers, and even decorated cards. Also small scrapbooking tools and even store makeup to carry in the bag.
Its closure is a zipper, topped by a decorative tassel that is also very comfortable to open the zipper. It can be removed, which does not affect the case.
Main features:
El estuche de piel Negro es el más básico de todos. Está realizado en piel de vacuno, tiene un tamaño 23×13 cm, suficiente para que entren los rotuladores más grandes, como los Tombow.
El interior va forrado en tela de algodón de color negro y lleva dos departamentos en cada lado, uno de ellos de rejilla.
Además de bolígrafos y otro material de escritura, es ideal para guardar los washi tapes, clips, tintas, gomas de borrar e incluso tarjetas decoradas. También pequeñas herramientas de scrapbooking e incluso guardar maquillaje para llevar en el bolso.
Su cierre es de cremallera, rematada por una borla decorativa que además resulta muy cómoda para abrir la cremallera. Se puede quitar, que no afecta al estuche.
Características principales:
This is Alúa Cid, founder of RitaRita.
I've always been a super creative person and I've worked a lot with my hands, but I only discovered the world of illustration a few years ago and it has little to do with my studies and my training.
I started a degree in Industrial Design Engineering, but... I soon realised that the industrial side was not for me.
I love getting my hands dirty with paints, and I love the handmade component of my work. That personal touch that illuminates small and pampered productions that contain my soul in every stroke.
I also love to invent. Every month I launch new stationery and scrapbooking products that make writing, planning or crafting tasks easier.
If you like to pamper your customers as much as I do, we'll get along very well.
