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A Tale of Two Designers
Cara Benevenia X The Polisher Project is a capsule collaboration of hand-crocheted pieces in celebration of none other than heritage and handcrafted luxury. With visions of intricacy and elegance, Annika and Cara have created a one of a kind collection that breathes new life into the rich tones of their iconic namesake pieces while staying true to the family history that makes them who they are; as both individuals and designers.
Honoring our Roots
Introducing the Isabela Handkerchief, a traditional Polish headpiece inspired by the rich jewel tones of Cara Benevenia's debut handbag collection in 2019. The linear stripe pattern of the Isabela Handkerchief mirrors the iconic woven stripe pattern displayed on Cara Benevenia's baguette handbag style.
The Isabela Handkercheif is named after Annika's mother, who not only taught her to crochet but whose adolescent upbringing in communist Poland inspired the branding behind The Polisher Project.
Pair The Polisher Project's crochet pieces with any of the Cara Benevenia Baguettes. Your missing piece, truly.
Handcrafted Luxury
Introducting the Biscotti Beret, the perfect complement to the Cara Benevenia Espresso Baguette.
The rich tones of Cara Benevenia's monochromatic chocolate brown baguette inspired this timeless European look. The multi-tone checkered beret mirrors the geometric woven pattern displayed on all Cara Benevenia signature handbags.
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A Tale of Two Designers
Introducing the Nonna Top, a revitalization of the classic crochet pattern formally known as the "granny square".
Nonna meaning "grandmother" in Italian, is a tribute to Cara's Italian-American heritage and close relationship to her paternal grandmother who crocheted stockings for all of her eleven grandchildren.
The Nonna Top is colored with white and red yarn, representing the pride Cara and Annika feel producing handcrafted products in their home countries.
