Hayden-Harnett Junya Tambourine Bag

The Hayden-Harnett Fall/Winter 2009 Collection is here and it is now available for pre-order. According to the Hayden-Harnett website, this collection “verges on the mystical and the unsettling.” These unique new designs were inspired by the cultural thinking and religious rituals of the so-called Cargo Cults of remote Pacific islands. The collection consists of dark neutrals and artisan-like details. Hayden-Harnett describes them as “dark, otherworldly, and quirky.”

As I glanced over the various pieces that make up the Fall/Winter 2009 Collection, my eyes suddenly became drawn to one bag in particular. Meet the Hayden-Harnett Junya Tambourine Bag. As the name suggests, this cute little crossbody bag resembles a tambourine. The front side of the bag features a slit pocket adorned with totemic hardware and the sides of the bag are adorned with tiny tassels. This bag would be perfect for a fun night out. However, it is definitely meant for someone looking for something with just a touch of quirkiness. This truly is a special piece. So special, in fact, that Hayden-Harnett has dubbed it as part of their Collector’s Edition. Now if only I could figure out where to get that necklace the model is wearing. It would make the perfect companion for this bag.

The Hayden-Harnett Junya Tambourine Bag measures 6″ x 6″ x 2″ and it comes complete with a long, crossbody strap. It is currently available in Black/Grape and it retails for $238. Check it out at Hayden-Harnett.

P.S. (The Corinne Studded Leather Necklace can be found under the Accessories section. It retails for $148)

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