When I first came across Maryam Hosseini’s Infinite Convertible Bag by designer Maryam Hosseini, I was struck by its elegance and adaptability – qualities that seem to echo the intricate geometry of the Aali Qapu palace dome in Iran. This isn’t just a bag – it’s a statement of history, functionality, and sustainability all woven into one.

What makes the Infinite Bag truly captivating is its foundation in the mathematical and geometric principles that shaped Iranian architecture during the Safavid period. Imagine a dome, meticulously crafted with layers upon layers of geometric patterns, not just for beauty but to create a three-dimensional space from a flat blueprint. Now, think of a bag that does something similar – it transforms through origami-inspired folds from a flat piece of exquisite leather into a structured, dynamic accessory.
The real magic, however, lies in the bag’s ability to morph into over 40 different shapes. It’s like holding a piece of adaptable art in your hands. Whether you’re feeling whimsical, sophisticated, or somewhere in between, this bag adjusts to your mood and needs. Isn’t it wonderful to think you can carry a bit of architectural genius with you wherever you go"

The crafting process of the Infinite Bag is a testament to the blend of tradition and technology. Each of the 96 pieces of genuine cow leather and 18 sets of snap buttons are first mapped out i...