INDENYA Large Hand Bag 6350 Clematis, White on Black
INDENYA Large Hand Bag 6350 Clematis, White on Black
INDENYA Large Hand Bag 6350 Clematis, White on Black

INDEN-YA

INDENYA Large Hand Bag 6350 Clematis, White on Black

This handbag has a simple design emphasizing the beauty of the INDENYA patterns. It has two internal pockets and one fastener pocket. It closes with a magnet, s… read more
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$309.76
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This handbag has a simple design emphasizing the beauty of the INDENYA patterns. It has two internal pockets and one fastener pocket. It closes with a magnet, so you can quickly and easily reach your belongings.

It has a spacious design and is great for daily use.

Dimensions: 18.3 ?? 27.5 ?? 8 cm (7.2 x 10.8 x 3.1 inches)


Koshu Inden is a Japanese craft made of lacquered deerskin with more than 400 years of history from Yamanashi prefecture. The techniques and patterns for making Inden were originally developed to produce certain parts of samurai armor. The same techniques and traditional patterns are still used to create contemporary objects of timeless beauty and high durability.
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INDENYA Large Hand Bag 6350 Clematis, White on Black

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INDENYA Large Hand Bag 6350 Clematis, White on Black

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INDENYA Large Hand Bag 6350 Clematis, White on Black

Description

This handbag has a simple design emphasizing the beauty of the INDENYA patterns. It has two internal pockets and one fastener pocket. It closes with a magnet, so you can quickly and easily reach your belongings.

It has a spacious design and is great for daily use.

Dimensions: 18.3 ?? 27.5 ?? 8 cm (7.2 x 10.8 x 3.1 inches)


Koshu Inden is a Japanese craft made of lacquered deerskin with more than 400 years of history from Yamanashi prefecture. The techniques and patterns for making Inden were originally developed to produce certain parts of samurai armor. The same techniques and traditional patterns are still used to create contemporary objects of timeless beauty and high durability.

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