Brand: Loewe Line/Model: Anagram Material: Leather Exterior Colour: Tan/Camel Hardware: Brass-tone metal zipper and buckle Dimensions: 11" W x 10" H x 3.5" D (approx.) Strap Drop: Adjustable brown leather shoulder strap (approx.) Interior: Suede lining with embossed Anagram logo on front Inclusions: Adjustable crossbody strap Made In: Spain Founded in Madrid in 1846, Loewe built its enduring reputation on exceptional leatherwork and refined Spanish craftsmanship. This Anagram crossbody exemplifies the house's mastery of grained calfskin, shaped into a structured dome silhouette with the iconic interlocking-L logo embossed prominently across the front panel. The adjustable shoulder strap, brass-toned zipper, and suede interior reflect the meticulous construction that has distinguished Loewe's artisan tradition for more than a century. The warm camel tone and pebbled texture speak to the enduring appeal of natural leather, finished with the understated elegance characteristic of the Spanish atelier's design language. Notes from the Curator Designed in 1970 by Spanish painter Vicente Vela, the Anagram—four interlocking Ls arranged in symmetrical equipoise—drew its inspiration from the folded-metal geometry of cattle branding irons used to mark hides, a motif that embodied the foundational leatherwork that built Loewe's reputation across nearly two centuries. This compact dome crossbody, crafted in grained calfskin and lined with suede, belongs to the house's long tradition of Anagram-embossed leather goods, a category that flourished through the 1980s and 1990s as practical companions rendered in the finest Spanish materials. The original Anagram was deliberately conceived as a mark suited to being stamped or hot-pressed into leather, a branding technique literal to its inspiration, and the deeply embossed logo on this example demonstrates that tactile heritage. The adjustable shoulder strap and structured silhouette reflect Loewe's enduring vocabulary: functional elegance anchored in artisan technique, each piece bearing the mark of Madrid's oldest luxury leatherworker in a form intended to endure.