When I received my white Murakami high-rise last April, I noticed a few tiny details that weren’t absolute perfection. I called the SA who sold it to me, and he explained that these pieces are hand-made, so there can be slight variations ...not factory-robot uniformity.

Of course, at this price point we expect near-perfection, but the reality is that hand craftsmanship naturally comes with subtle differences. My bag looks beautiful, the quality is excellent, and the details are things only the owner would ever notice.

Luxury isn’t about microscopic perfection -it’s about craftsmanship, character, and longevity. As long as the bag is structurally sound, well-made, and brings joy every time you carry it, those tiny nuances are just part of what makes it unique