Hunting Season was founded by Danielle Corona in 2006 after her time at Valentino, with a point of view shaped by old films, English manor houses and the idea that a handbag can be wearable art. Production now works with artisans in Colombia, where natural fibers and tagua seeds become woven bags, leather pieces and jewelry. The result is restrained enough for daily use but never anonymous.
Hunting Season

Bags with a sense of place
Corona built Hunting Season around the belief that a handbag finishes a look without needing to shout over it. The woven totes, raffia clutches and leather-trimmed baskets carry that idea through texture and shape, with the Colombian making story visible in every fiber.

Market leather-trimmed woven Iraca tote
Hunting Season

Origami large leather-trimmed raffia tote
Hunting Season

Trapeze Basket leather-trimmed woven raffia tote
Hunting Season

Lattice Basket leather-trimmed raffia tote
Hunting Season

Leather-trimmed raffia clutch
Hunting Season

Origami small leather-trimmed raffia tote
Hunting Season

Trapeze Basket leather-trimmed raffia tote
Hunting Season

Market leather-trimmed raffia tote
Hunting Season

Zip leather-trimmed raffia clutch
Hunting Season

Origami medium leather-trimmed satin shoulder bag
Hunting Season

Shopper large leather-trimmed woven raffia tote
Hunting Season

Market leather-trimmed woven raffia tote
Hunting Season

Leather-trimmed raffia tote
Hunting Season

Leather clutch
Hunting Season

Origami large leather-trimmed fique tote
Hunting Season

Large leather clutch
Hunting Season
Our honest take
Our honest take: Hunting Season is best when you let the material lead. Choose the bag for the way it folds into your day, then add one piece of jewelry that makes the texture feel intentional. If you take one thing away, buy the object you would notice in an empty room.






