- 100% Seda
- Parte superior con lazo
- Base de rafia
- Correa cruzada desmontable
- Detalle de borla
- Camilla estampada
- Ancho en la base 15cm
- Altura incl. base de rafia 26cm
- Profundidad en la base 13cm
- Ancho de la correa 1.8cm
- Longitud de la correa 121cm
- Caída de la correa 56cm
El bolso de cubo Ottoman Opulence con parte superior de lazo y borlas es un accesorio artesanal diseñado por nuestros artesanos internos. Reimaginado en un exclusivo estampado de edición limitada, tejido sobre una base de rafia, este divertido bolso de cubo se ajusta con una parte superior con lazo y está adornado con borlas estampadas de CAMILLA. Se completa con una correa cruzada desmontable para un uso versátil.
SKU 00039299-OTTOOPPU
PRINCIPAL: 100% SEDA
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OTTOMAN OPULENCE
The Ottoman Opulence print is an exclusive wearable artwork inspired by the ceremonial grandeur of Dolmabahçe Palace. A symphony of deep sapphire, gilded accents and ornate stonework evokes the splendour of Ottoman tradition, entwined with European Rococo and Baroque influence.
"When beauty sings her sweet serenade, my soul answers. I ascend the staircase of the Dolmabahce Palace. From great hall to atrium, ballroom to balcony, it’s an exquisite symphony of crystal, light and colour."- Founder + Creative Director, Camilla Franks
The Ottoman Opulence print is an exclusive wearable artwork inspired by the ceremonial grandeur of Dolmabahçe Palace. A symphony of deep sapphire, gilded accents and ornate stonework evokes the splendour of Ottoman tradition, entwined with European Rococo and Baroque influence.