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Handcrafted Kutch Leather Shoulder Bag [Yellow]
Handcrafted Kutch Leather Shoulder Bag [Yellow]
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DIMENSIONS - 11 inches * 4 inches * 9 inches, Strap length - 72 cms.
CLOSURE - Zipper lock main closure.
DETAILS - It has one main pocket and one zipper interior pocket with cotton fabric lining inside. Leather has a beautiful cut work.
MATERIAL -
Ajrakh is a form of traditional hand block printing. Ajrakh production is limited to very few places in the world. One of the most popular place where Ajrakh printing is done is Kachchh or Kutch in Gujarat, India.
Mashru silk with pure leather flap. Mashru silk is a woven cloth that is a blend of silk and cotton.
Pure leather.
COLOR - Yellow leather with Ajrakh design.
CARE - Wipe with clean dry cloth to remove dust. Keep away from water.
STYLE STATEMENT - Mobile bags are irreplaceable fashion accessories that women love to flaunt. Very unique, these bags are perfect accessories for weddings, festivals, parties or any special occasion.
GIFT FOR LOVED ONES - They also make ideal gifts for daughters, mothers, grandmothers, colleagues, partners, students, and girlfriends.
PLEASE NOTE :
This product is handmade using natural pigments and a hand block print process. There may be slight inconsistencies such as smudging, etc. These are characteristic of the art form and are not considered as defects.
Product color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting sources or your monitor settings.
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