THALA

Neous

£995

Introducing the THALA, a structured silhouette inspired by Art Deco geometry. Designed for versatility, it can be carried by hand, on the shoulder, or crossbody with an adjustable strap. A gold-finished cylinder accents the closure, lending a subtle touch of refined luxury. A considered medium size, neither too large nor too small. The THALA holds your everyday essentials with ease, from a phone and cardholder to a small Kindle, sunglasses and personal items. The ideal accessory for errands, brunch or a museum afternoon, and a timeless piece for every day use. Dimensions 26 x 23 x 10 cm Vintag

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