Tybrisa Summer Tote by Spartina 449
At the turn of the century, if you were looking for Southern revelry (or just a rest in the shade), the Tybrisa Pier & Pavillion was the place to be. Built in 1891 by the Central of Georgia Railroad, it quickly became a popular attraction with its open, breezy dance floor set against the Atlantic Ocean’s beachy backdrop, making it a renowned venue for big band tours. Today, it’s still the best spot for shag dancing and watching the sun slip beyond the sea. We like to think that the past and present are always crossing paths, much like our Tybrisa pattern. Interlocking ovals link arm-in-arm atop a sea-faring navy blue for a look that stands the test of time.
At the turn of the century, if you were looking for Southern revelry (or just a rest in the shade), the Tybrisa Pier & Pavillion was the place to be. Built in 1891 by the Central of Georgia Railroad, it quickly became a popular attraction with its open, breezy dance floor set against the Atlantic Ocean’s beachy backdrop, making it a renowned venue for big band tours. Today, it’s still the best spot for shag dancing and watching the sun slip beyond the sea. We like to think that the past and present are always crossing paths, much like our Tybrisa pattern. Interlocking ovals link arm-in-arm atop a sea-faring navy blue for a look that stands the test of time.
- Materials: Linen, leather
- Dimensions: 15" x 13.5" x 3.75"