Chef Assaf Granit Flaunts Luxury Handbag Worth Tens of Thousands of Shekels
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Israeli chef Assaf Granit showcased a luxury Bottega Veneta handbag valued at approximately 21,000 to 23,000 shekels in a recent Instagram post. This comes after his "Machneyuda" group's planned major dining venture with Tidhar for Tel Aviv's "Six Senses" hotel was called off. The chef is known for his international culinary success and personal style.
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- Chef Assaf Granit displayed a Bottega Veneta handbag worth 21,000-23,000 shekels.
- The luxury bag is a Large Andiamo model from the Italian fashion house.
- Granit's planned dining venture at Tel Aviv's "Six Senses" hotel was recently canceled.
- The canceled project involved multiple dining complexes and a Michelin-starred restaurant.
- Negotiations between Granit's "Machneyuda" group and Tidhar did not result in an agreement.
International chef and television star Assaf Granit, known for his successful restaurants in Jerusalem, London, and Paris, including a Michelin-starred establishment, has drawn attention for his personal style. In a recent Instagram story, Granit was seen on a European train platform holding a large, impressive handbag placed on his luggage. The bag, identified as a Large Andiamo model from the Italian fashion house Bottega Veneta in a dark brown hue, is made of 100% soft lambskin with the brand's signature Intrecciato weave. This item is considered a symbol of the 'quiet luxury' trend and features a top handle and adjustable leather straps for shoulder or crossbody wear, making it a popular travel accessory.
The bag's price is estimated to be between 21,000 and 23,000 shekels (approximately $6,200 USD or 4,500-4,900 Euros). This display of luxury comes after Granit's group, "Machneyuda," recently ended negotiations for a significant business venture. The planned collaboration with Tidhar company to establish four to five dining complexes at the luxury "Six Senses" hotel on Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv, which would have included bringing the Parisian Michelin restaurant "Shabour" to Israel, will not proceed as originally intended. The cancellation was reportedly due to difficulties in preparing the complex catering operation and dissatisfaction from the managing company regarding work progress, despite Machneyuda's investment in planning and team recruitment. Both Tidhar and Granit confirmed that negotiations for a partnership did not result in an agreement.
Despite the business setback, Granit continues to make fashion statements during his frequent travels and business meetings across Europe, turning ordinary journeys into luxurious style declarations.
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