- 100% Seda - Cristales - Anillo de Metal Personalizado - Seda Estampada - Correa Elástica - Circunferencia de la Cabeza 56cm - Ancho 14cm
La diadema Ottoman Dynasty Ring es una silueta de seda hecha a mano diseñada por nuestros artesanos internos. Reinterpretada en un exclusivo estampado de edición limitada, nuestra diadema de seda presenta un llamativo anillo de metal sobre un mar de seda estampada y está adornada con incrustaciones de cristales intrincadamente colocados.
SKU 00037652-OTTODYNA
Our model is 5'10 (178cm) tall and wears a size S (AU 10).
Bust: 40in (101.6cm)
Waist: 26.5in (67cm)
Hips: 38in (96.5cm)
PRINCIPAL: 100% SEDA
La sarga de seda es famosa por su tejido de patrón diagonal y su textura fluida. Su alto número de hilos garantiza una gran densidad y durabilidad, mientras que su hermoso brillo proporciona un toque suntuoso a la piel.
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OTTOMAN DYNASTY
The Ottoman Dynasty print is an exclusive wearable artwork inspired by the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul. Pale pastel hues and hand drawn motifs take sentiment from Turkish jewellery and wild roses, mirroring centuries of untold stories from the largest and oldest palace of our modern world.
To ensure the unique expression of CAMILLA artistry, each limited edition print is hand-illustrated or painted by our in-house artisans, then brought to life with digital printing.
The Ottoman Dynasty print is an exclusive wearable artwork inspired by the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul. Pale pastel hues and hand drawn motifs take sentiment from Turkish jewellery and wild roses, mirroring centuries of untold stories from the largest and oldest palace of our modern world.