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Indian Hand Made Patchwork Cotton Embroidered Work Fashion Shoulder Bags Valentine Gift

Indian Hand Made Patchwork Cotton Embroidered Work Fashion Shoulder Bags Valentine Gift

This Beautiful Vintage handmade Embroidery Hand Bag Is Elegant And Unique . Made By Artisans Of India. This bags is known as Jaipuri Hand Bag. The variety of Indian Hand bag that we offer are perfect for travel,shopping, evening walk, fashion purpose or as your everyday bag. This bag is roomy allowing you to store things you need for your everyday needs.


Features

  • Beatiful Indian Traditional Hand Bag
  • Everyday and Every Occasions Bag
  • Bag Size: 10 By 13 Inches
  • Washing Instruction: Hand Wash Only.
  • Fabric: Cotton

Brand: Lalhaveli




Product Details

  • Size: 10 By 13 Inches
  • Color: multi
  • Brand: Lalhaveli
  • Model: BAG00069
  • Fabric type: Cotton

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