Geometry pattern of the dome from the music hall of Aali Qapu, an imperial place in Iran, is very interesting. Inspired by the pattern, Infinite Bag wants to apply the language of nature and Iranian architecture in form of a fashionable bag. During Safavid period, most Iranian architectures were inspired by mathematics and geometric proportions, the dome consists of layers which are folded on top of each other to transform from 2D designs to 3D spaces. From the same concept, Infinite also uses origami technique to fold pieces of the bag to different shapes.
Infinite Convertible Bag wants to provide sustainable solution in a world where consumerism has been dramatically increased. Maryam Hosseini explains that this bag is made of durable leather, it responds to the user’s demand for their changing mood by its changeable shape. Just like a puzzle with multiple answers, this bag turns into at least 40 different shapes, whether it’s symmetrical or asymmetrical. It is easy to adjust to your desired shape.
People understand beauty and proportions even when we don’t have knowledge about it. Infinite is not just a unique bag, it uses geometric proportions in Iranian architecture to connect you to the past, present, and future in geometric layers. You can shape the bag, starting to have emotional connection and sense of belonging with the product, experience a new way to style your fashion that suits your outfit. Each bag features 18 no-sew snap metal buttons, 96 genuine leather pieces, all parts are attached to a soft suede base then sewn entirely by hand.
