The Tumi concept of understated elegance has been translated into the sophisticated, contemporary Modernist series. Crafted from soft black full-grain napa leather, this collection features rich detailing, such as European turned-edge construction and leather linings.

NANCY WOLFF’S signature designs and illustrations have been featured on fabrics, apparel, home furnishings, stationery, tableware, packaging, paper products (and virtually every other imaginable surface). She has been a featured artist at the contemporary Textile Design Show at the Cooper Hewitt Museum in New York. She lives and works in New York City.

MARC CHAGALL was born in 1887 in the Belorussian city of Vitsyebsk, a major lively city, as well as a center of Jewish culture. He spent a brief period studying at the School of Fine Arts, where he was introduced to Leon Bakst, the designer for the Russian Ballet who would become Chagall's teacher. In 1910, a patron sponsored Chagall's move to Paris; and, in 1911, he moved to a studio in "La Ruche" (The Beehive).
Before Paris, his style was rooted in realism, but his new works reflected an interest in Fauvism and Cubism. Chagall lived in Paris until 1914, at which time he returned to Vitsyebsk. His painting style changed even more during these years, and he tempered his avant-garde work with more personal work.
In 1941, with the outbreak of World War II and Nazi persecution, Chagall was forced into exile in the United States. He painted the ceiling of the Paris Opera in 1964, and also executed murals for the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
Marc Chagall died in 1985.

This card holder is solid brass with gold and silver plating. Holds approximately 12 cards at a time.

These business card holders have a contemporary look with classic Gold & Silver plated finishes.

Travel in Style. Carry business cards, credit cards, cash or other needs the European way. They're all you'll need for a night on the town. Choose from the different metal finishes and vintage patterns to suit your personality.

Travel in Style. Carry business cards, credit cards, cash or other needs the European way. They're all you'll need for a night on the town. Choose from the different metal finishes and vintage patterns to suit your personality.

KEITH HARING, born in 1958 in Kutztown, PA, began his ten-year career as a rebellious street artist in New York City. Along with New York Icons such as Andy Warhol, Kenny Scharf, and Jean-Michel Basquiat, Haring proliferated in the realm of pop-art of the 1980’s. In fact, his work is considered by many to be emblematic of popular culture of the 80’s in general. During his brief but impacting career, Haring managed to create not only a huge and diverse body of work, but a huge international following as well. His tragic death from AIDS in early 1990 was a tragedy to the art world, but was also an eye-opener for society about the harsh reality of the HIV virus.

KARIM RASHID was born in Cairo, Egypt in 1960; and raised in England and Canada. He pursued graduate design studies in Naples, Italy, with Ettore Sottsass and others, then moved to Milan for one year at the Rodolfo Bonetto Studio. On his return to Canada, he worked for seven years with KAN Industrial Designers. While at KAN, he also co-founded and designed the Babel Fashion Collection from 1985-90. He opened his own practice in New York City in 1993. He has been designing products, tabletop items and furniture for companies such as Nambé, Umbra, Idče, Issey Miyake, Pure Design, Zeritalia, Fasem, Guzzini, Tommy Hilfiger, Sony, Magis, Leonardo, Zanotta, Citibank, Totem and others. He has won many awards including the Daimler Chrysler 1999 Award; George Nelson Award 1999; The Silver IDEA Award for the Oh Chair 1999; The Philadelphia Museum of Art Collab Award 1999.

Born in Wisconsin, USA, in 1867, FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT grew up to be America’s greatest and most innovative Architect. His legacy is one of America’s foremost cultural treasures. In 1940, he established The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to protect, preserve and administer his life’s work. In 1991, Architectural Record magazine published a list of the 100 most significant buildings in the world - 11 were by Frank Lloyd Wright.