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Souré was a New York handbag maker associated with Louis Shikora and his sons Israel and Martin. Operating by the 1940s, the family developed embroidered, beaded and screen-printed bags with imaginative motifs. Its playful fabric scenes and decorated surfaces make Souré a distinctive name in mid-century accessories.

1960sSouré Bag
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