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You'll be ready for anything with this beautiful and practical shoulder bag from Peru's Kathiana Quispe. Crafted from supple leather in black and dark brown, the shoulder bag features a front flap pocket accented with embossed motifs and a colorful, hand-loomed wool textile with Andean motifs. The fully-lined interior includes a zipper pocket for small items; the bag also has a zipper pocket on the back. An adjustable shoulder strap allows you to carry it at a comfortable length.
- 0.40 kgs
- 0.9 lbs
- Bag: 27 cm H x 23 cm W x 5 cm D
- Bag: 10.75" H x 9" W x 2" D
- Strap(s): 122 cm min L - x 140 cm max L
- Strap(s): 48" min L - x 55" max L
- Drop length: 55 cm min L - x 62 cm max L
- Drop length: 21.75" min L - x 24.5" max L
- 100% leather with wool accent; polyester lining
- Features a zipper closure
- Adjustable strap(s)
- Genuine leather may naturally show subtle marks, scratches or wrinkles
- Made in Peru.
- Ships fast from USA.
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