So, the story goes like this: I attended a party last year in Kuwait. At the party, I had the pleasure of meeting a girl named Jeanie, who happened to be an art enthusiast. We had a lengthy conversation that night, and she shared an intriguing idea with me. She wanted a painting of her dog, but with a unique twist – her dog portrayed with a human samurai body. I was immediately captivated by the concept.

The following day, I decided to sketch out her idea. While I was scrolling through social media, I noticed that paintings on bags were becoming increasingly trendy. This sparked my curiosity, and I conducted a few small experiments. Unfortunately, the idea ended up on the backburner due to my work commitments.

Several months later, I became involved in a Blood Drive event and had the opportunity to meet some remarkable individuals. A friend introduced me to a photographer and an event organizer, who expressed their interest in collaborating with me to create hand-painted bags for a runway fashion show.

And so, the idea was resurrected, giving rise to these hand-painted bags.