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Glasses case measuring 6 x 15.5 x 3.5 cm, with an interior size of 5.5 x 13.5 x 3 cm, suitable for prescription glasses and small sunglasses. This case features a sleek, minimalist design and consists of two parts that fit together perfectly to protect your glasses with elegance.
Crafted from Italian vegetable-tanned Cuoio leather, this case is hand-shaped on a wooden mold for a seamless, refined design.
This model comes in an Il Bussetto pouch and box, accompanied by a care instructions leaflet and a guarantee of authenticity, available in Italian, English, French, German, and Japanese.
The Maestro Range showcases Il Bussetto’s mastery of an ancient Tuscan technique that creates seamless leather pieces. This process involves molding wet leather over custom wooden forms shaped to the item’s interior, which, after drying, is individually dyed by hand with natural pigments. Edges are smoothed and polished with a small heated iron tool, the “bussetto,” from which the brand takes its name. As a final touch, the leather is waxed and buffed to a smooth, glossy finish, embodying Il Bussetto’s dedication to traditional craftsmanship.
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Founded in 2004 in Milan, Il Bussetto is renowned for its elegant and functional small leather goods that celebrate Italy’s rich artisanal heritage. Each product is meticulously crafted from premium bovine leather sourced from the finest farms in Europe. Originally colorless, the leather is hand-shaped and individually dyed using natural tannins derived from trees like chestnut and quebracho. This process, combined with natural pigments, glues, and waxes, creates distinctive shades and unique finishes, giving each piece its own character. Il Bussetto’s commitment to excellence is further demonstrated by the “VERA PELLE CONCIATA AL VEGETALE” certification, guaranteeing high-quality vegetable tanning.
The technique of molding wet leather over wooden forms, originally used by Tuscan craftsmen, has been revisited and updated by Il Bussetto. This method creates seamless items, with the leather left to dry for several days before being hand-painted and polished using a heated iron tool called the “bussetto”, from which the brand derives its name. The final step involves waxing and buffing the leather to achieve a glowing luster, ensuring a refined, artisanal finish.
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To hide any scratches and restore the leather’s shine, apply a thin layer of Il Bussetto colourless moisturizing cream to the entire painted surface, then rub vigorously with a soft cloth.
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If you have any special requests or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. You can contact us via WhatsApp at (+34) 664 424 384 or by email at boutique@ambart-palma.com. We’re here to help!
