The cherry motif

The cherry motif is the signature of Cherry & Blue: the two cherries of the house symbol, with a single leaf, made in solid brass with a brushed rose-gold finish. The Backgammon bags carry a cherry charm at the handle.

The Cherry & Blue cherry motif in brushed rose-gold brass
The cherry motif in brushed rose-gold brass against a grey panel

How it is made

The motif is solid brass. Its surface is brushed and finished in rose gold by PVD. It measures 10.2 × 4.2 in (258 × 107 mm) and is 0.7–0.8 in (18–20 mm) deep.

Images are 3D renders.

Form
Two cherries and a single leaf
Material
Solid brass
Finish
Brushed rose-gold PVD
Size
10.2 × 4.2 in (258 × 107 mm)
Depth
0.7–0.8 in (18–20 mm)
The Cherry & Blue symbol: a cherry-gradient circle overlapping a dusty-rose circle patterned with the &B monogram

Where it comes from: the house symbol

The Cherry & Blue symbol is an abstraction of two cherries. The brass motif gives the same two cherries a physical form.

The first cherry
A gradient from deep cherry to bright. It stands for the fluid nature of culture.
The second cherry
Opaque, and patterned with the &Blue monogram. It is the brand's fingerprint.
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On the Backgammon bags

Both pieces in Collection N°01 carry a cherry charm at the handle.

Questions about the motif

What does the Cherry & Blue symbol mean?

The symbol is an abstraction of two cherries. The first is a gradient from deep cherry to bright, standing for the fluid nature of culture. The second is opaque and patterned with the &Blue monogram, the brand's fingerprint. The same two cherries are made in solid brass as the house's decorative motif.

What is the cherry motif made of?

The cherry motif is made in solid brass with a brushed rose-gold PVD finish. It shows the two cherries of the house symbol with a single leaf, and measures 10.2 × 4.2 in (258 × 107 mm), 0.7 to 0.8 in deep. The Backgammon bags carry a cherry charm at the handle.

Are the pictures photographs?

No. Every image and film on the site is a 3D render of the final design. Photographs of the finished bags will replace them when the collection opens.