Medieval Art Purse - Unicorn Vintage Goth - Vegan Leather Handbag - Unicorn Taste - Dark Cottage Core by divineandplayart

61.00 USD

Introducing our Vintage Unicorn Top Handle Handbag – a captivating fusion of timeless elegance and mythical allure that beckons you into the enchanting realm of medieval art. Crafted to evoke the opulence of eras past, this handbag stands as a masterpiece, encapsulating the essence of medieval mystique and whimsical fantasy.


This shoulder bag is crafted from PU leather and metal materials, ensuring both durability and style.
Features a zip closure that opens to reveal a spacious interior compartment, accompanied by three interior pockets for added organization.
Equipped with adjustable handles and a shoulder strap, offering versatility in carrying options to suit various preferences and occasions.
The adjustable shoulder strap measures a total of 133cm from the first hole, providing ample length for customizable fit.
A perfect gift for girls and moms alike, this handbag effortlessly combines style and convenience, making it suitable for any occasion.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Regular wiping is recommended with a dry cloth and dry in the air.

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