Bring gallery-worthy colors to your bag with our hand-finished leather feather bag charm. The feather design stands out and is backed with a loose tassel made of fine leathers. Part of our Lost Birds of Paradise Collection. Based on the Captain Blood’s Mystery Bird-of-Paradise. All that exists is single specimen. Once believed to be an entire species. They had been seen before in sketches but only one has ever been found. Named for Captain Neptune Blood a patrol officer who found the bird.
It was a determined to be a cross between the Raggiana bird-of-paradise and the Blue bird-of-paradise.
Birds of Paradise are living myths appreciated by the locals in their habitats and by people around the world. Limited editions of the natural world. Who fell in love with another species creating birds unique in time this is the second edition of our Lost Birds of Paradise Collection.
Shown in both a 19th Century illustration and in a work by by John Edward Ward, otherwise known as Jack or J.E.Ward. He was one of Australia's first filmmakers. Shown here and illustrated in by natural history and watercolor artist John Edward Ward. Also known as Jack. No relation.
Our bag charms will debuting in December 2026.
Bring gallery-worthy colors to your bag with our hand-finished leather feather bag charm. The feather design stands out and is backed with a loose tassel made of fine leathers. Part of our Lost Birds of Paradise Collection. Based on the Captain Blood’s Mystery Bird-of-Paradise. All that exists is single specimen. Once believed to be an entire species. They had been seen before in sketches but only one has ever been found. Named for Captain Neptune Blood a patrol officer who found the bird.
It was a determined to be a cross between the Raggiana bird-of-paradise and the Blue bird-of-paradise.
Birds of Paradise are living myths appreciated by the locals in their habitats and by people around the world. Limited editions of the natural world. Who fell in love with another species creating birds unique in time this is the second edition of our Lost Birds of Paradise Collection.
Shown in both a 19th Century illustration and in a work by by John Edward Ward, otherwise known as Jack or J.E.Ward. He was one of Australia's first filmmakers. Shown here and illustrated in by natural history and watercolor artist John Edward Ward. Also known as Jack. No relation.
Our bag charms will debuting in December 2026.
