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Woven Leather Shoulder Bag Visonà ESMERALDA 20315 Cognac

Sale price€380,00

Shoulder bag from Visonà's Esmeralda line. Small in size but with great performance, it features four compartments capable of holding various items. It has a fixed shoulder strap. It features a flap closed with a magnetic button. Made of high-quality leather, it features a braided design that adds a touch of elegance. With this bag, you will make every look unique.

The brand's founder, Plinio Visonà, a master craftsman, founded his company in 1959 and over the years has established itself in the market, satisfying tastes and often anticipating them. From the beginning, Plinio Visonà understood how attention to detail combined with the quality of the leathers and a sober, original, and always current design would take the brand that bears his name far.

The particular stitching is inspired by the SADDLERY world and gives an artisanal allure to all creations. The "VISONÀ Stitching," as it is now called, is Plinio Visonà's "signature" and represents a very strong, even symbolic, link with the origins of this company and its founder.

For proper preservation of your bag, it is advisable to avoid using detergents or cleaning agents for leather as they could damage it. We recommend this product: COLLONIL NEUTRAL LEATHER BAG CREAM.

For more information, send us a message or contact us at 3534201791.

BRAND: Visonà

CODE: 20315 Cognac

COLOR: Cognac

DIMENSIONS: Width 20.5 cm, Height 16.5 cm, Depth 7 cm

MATERIAL: Hand-braided full-grain calfskin leather

DESCRIPTION: Shoulder bag from Visonà's Esmeralda line. Small in size but with great performance, it features four compartments capable of holding various items.

PRODUCTION: Made in Italy

Colour:Cognac
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Woven Leather Shoulder Bag Visonà ESMERALDA 20315 Cognac Sale price€380,00

WHO WE ARE

100 YEARS OF PASSION

In 1920, Pelletteria Allegrini was founded in Lucca, a benchmark at the time for shoemakers throughout the area, who sourced leather, hide, and materials necessary for shoe production from them.