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- Detalle de anillo
- Adornado con cristales
- Detalle de pañuelo
- Abertura superior con cremallera
- Alto en el lateral 19cm, Ancho 19cm, profundidad en la base 2.5cm
El bolso de hombro Magic In The Manuscripts encarna un mundo de atrevidas flores rojas y suaves rosas danzando entre filigranas doradas sobre un rico fondo de ébano. Este lujoso bolso de hombro para mujer presenta una silueta suavemente redondeada adornada con un suntuoso detalle de pañuelo en la correa del hombro elegantemente anudado en un lado. Con un cierre de cremallera superior y brillantes adornos de cristal, este bolso de diseño crea un momento de estilo exquisito. Descubre más de la colección Wonderkind.
SKU 00029245-MAGICMPT
PRINCIPAL: 100% SEDA
La seda satinada presenta un acabado suntuosamente liso que ofrece un tacto mantecoso y rico a la piel. Como resultado de la técnica de tejido de satén, crea magistralmente una caída y un movimiento más completos al cuerpo.
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MAGIC IN THE MANUSCRIPTS
A trickle of sun through lead light windows, the creak of an oak plank beneath my feet, and a whisper in time as a thousand stories hold their breath. It’s a new day in the hallowed halls of Plantin-Moretus Museum, Antwerp’s original 16th century printing house. The spines of renaissance tomes beckon, the delicate print of pages born centuries ago tracing 400 years of history or more. I wonder, how many tales are told within these walls, and how many lives I will have lived if I ever finish them all?
A trickle of sun through lead light windows, the creak of an oak plank beneath my feet, and a whisper in time as a thousand stories hold their breath. It’s a new day in the hallowed halls of Plantin-Moretus Museum, Antwerp’s original 16th century printing house. The spines of renaissance tomes beckon, the delicate print of pages born centuries ago tracing 400 years of history or more. I wonder, how many tales are told within these walls, and how many lives I will have lived if I ever finish them all?