Sora — A Study in Lightness and Form

Sora began as a feeling. Not a sketch, not a shape — but an atmosphere.

It came from watching fabric catch the wind. From how light falls on curved surfaces. From the soft arc of the moon when it hangs low over the sea. It wasn’t about utility at first — it was about weightlessness. Grace. A sense of ease so quiet it almost disappears.

The name Sora draws from the Japanese word for “sky,” and carries with it the vastness and calm of open space. This bag was designed to hold form without heaviness, to be sculptural yet soft, structured yet instinctively wearable. Its silhouette gently curves into a crescent — never forced, always flowing — echoing the elegance of natural lines.

From the beginning, we imagined Sora as a piece you don’t just wear, but move with. It molds to the rhythm of your day. You can hold it in your hand like a quiet statement, or sling it across the body for ease. Its magnetic closure disappears into the folds, and its removable strap gives it multiple lives — from shoulder to crossbody to clutch.

But what truly defines Sora isn’t just its shape. It’s the absence of excess. The way it blends into your life without trying to announce itself. It’s for those who understand that refinement doesn’t require explanation. That beauty can be both subtle and exact.

Every seam, every fold, every closure was reworked until it felt like Sora had always existed — like it was simply waiting to be made.

And now it’s here.

To carry what matters.
To feel like light in your hands.
To reflect the calm, the clarity, the quiet confidence of those who choose it.