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With a futuristic and unique design, this jewelry-clutch is made of snakeskin and impresses with its uniqueness.
Size: 17x11x5 cm
Collections: Sofia Clutch
Availability: In stock
With a futuristic and unique design, this jewelry-clutch is made of snakeskin and impresses with its uniqueness. The cover in pyramid shape gives you an original look, and the exotic texture highlights the most classic pieces of clothing. You can match it with a festive outfit or with a chic and feminine one. The innocent and delicate white shade, with the exotic texture transform the Sofia clutch in one of the most special accessory of this season. Let the Sofia clutch to seduce and impress you with its refinement at the most festive occasions or when you want a special attire.
The perfect accessory for any outfit, the Kate clutch bearing the imprint of originality specific to Wild Inga’s brand, is made of textured leather carefully selected.
This bag with pearls in limited edition is a fine and versatile accessory, that can adapt gracefully to your outfits.
With a futuristic and unique design, this jewelry-clutch is made of snakeskin and impresses with its uniqueness. The cover in pyramid shape gives you an original look, and the exotic texture highlights the most classic pieces of clothing.
In a delicate and feminine shade, the Linda clutch in tones of powdery pink is a gem- accessory that can embellish any festive outfit.
The new Julianne leather bag combines delicately the coral shade with the simple, curved shape that inspires a distinguished femininity. Its remarkable snakeskin texture highlights the splendor of both a casual outfit and an elegant one, offering you a charming imposing air.
Elegant leather bag with glitter inserts in red-violet tones. It is 100% handmade in our own workshop, and the careful processing of the details is the element that gives it a touch of originality and sophistication. It fits both stylish and casual-chic outfits.
