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Sirrah Off-white leather Bag with phyton insertion is practical and easy to adapt to your day and evening looks.
Size: 26X21X8 cm
Collections: Unique Collection By Madalina Grigore
Availability: In stock
A bag with simple geometric design, which impresses through its details' delicacy and through the elegance and versatility it inspires, Sirrah Off-white Bag is an accessory which embelishes your day-to-day or evening outfits; the elegant bag is made of natural leather and it contains phyton details, which offers it a bold and mysterious touch at the same time. The metallic accessory is the element which adds a final modern touch to the leather bag, transforming it into an irresistible accessory. The bag has one compartment and one pocket: it has a short handle and an adjustable, detachable shoulder strap.
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