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An extremely versatile, grunge-inspired leather bag with symmetrical applied metal staples. It has a modern handle and is handmade in our own workshop, and can be fitted in any style.
Size: 23X17X8,5cm
Collections: Edith Collection Bag
Availability: In stock
Eliminate the monotony of your life with a black leather bag with silver staples; versatile, feminine and perfect in terms of detail, the black Edith women's bag is entirely handmade in our own workshop, which gives it an irresistible look and extended durability. The medium size and neutral color are the main elements thanks to which the black Edith leather bag is an indispensable accessory from your personal collection; practically you can wear it in any context and you can take it with you at any time, because it will always beautify your appearance.
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Occasion bag detached from the pages of a fairy tale, with applied pearls, romantic cuts and delicate pastels. It can be worn at special events due to the lushness it inspires, and can be easily assorted with any chromatic range.
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