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The new Amanda elegant bag is part of the collection of luxury purses that are manually painted by Wild Inga’s designers.
Size: 21x20x17
Collections: Amanda Bags
Availability: In stock
The new Amanda elegant bag is part of the collection of luxury purses that are manually painted by Wild Inga’s designers. Its modern and stylish design impresses with its impeccable box shape as well as with its refined shades of pastel green and white. Besides the chromatic harmony and the simple yet impressive lines of this luxury bag, another precious detail is the gracefully painted bird that decorates its front, offering you a distinguished look. You can wear the Amanda ladies bag at elegant or casual outfits as its versatility offers you the possibility to make countless charming combinations.
The Melanie Blue Royal leather bag wonderfully combines the intense blue with the splendor of the golden details, offering every outfit an impeccable look.
The Melanie White leather bag wonderfully combines the suave white with the originality of the abstract shapes colored in a refined shade of khaki, offering every outfit an impeccable look.
An elegant handbag with structural design, made from orchid-colored premium leather and from silver-grey snakeskin, featuring a golden frontal lock, double handle and metallic golden strap.
A modern leather bag in blue shades, with frontal exotic inserts, made from python. It is 100% handmade in our workshop, according to the newest trend in fashion, and it can be worn crossbody, on the shoulder or in hand, due to the long strap and to the handles which it features.
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