Marisol BAG CHARM

Woven rope, gathered into a tassel and threaded with ceramic beads in mixed brights, finished with small gold-tone sea charms — a turtle, a crab, a fish, depending on the colourway. Red, Lilac and Emerald each take the same construction in a different key.

Marisol is holiday dressing for a bag. It belongs on a straw basket by the sea, on a canvas tote in a city in August, on the weekend bag you actually pack. The rope keeps it soft against leather, and the charms give it something to look at up close.

Why You'll Love It

• Woven rope gathered and finished by hand
• Ceramic beads in mixed brights along the strands
• Small gold-tone sea charms — turtle, crab or fish
• Three colourways: Red, Lilac and Emerald
• A carabiner-style clasp that opens with one thumb and fits handles, straps and D-rings
• Soft rope sits against leather without scratching

How to Style It

Clip Marisol to the handle of a straw or canvas bag and let the tassel fall against the weave — that is where it looks most at home. On leather, the brights work best against a plain neutral. If you are building a summer cluster, add the enamel fish of the Pescado BAG CHARM, or the softer print of the Paloma BAG CHARM for fabric against rope.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I attach it to my bag?
The clasp opens with a thumb and clips onto a handle, a strap or a D-ring. Attach and detach by the clasp rather than pulling on the rope or the beads.

Will the colours fade?
Keep it out of long spells of direct sunlight, which fades dyed rope over time. Away from that, the ceramic beads hold their colour well.

Can it get wet?
Keep it dry, including at the beach. Rope can stain and stiffen when it gets wet — blot rather than rub, and let it dry away from heat. Wipe the beads with a soft, dry cloth.

Marisol — rope, brights and something small from the sea.