Cult Gaia Mela Clutch in Metallic Silver.
Color
Silver
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
Cult Gaia Mela Clutch in Metallic Silver. Cult Gaia Mela Clutch in Metallic Silver. Metal construction. Hinge closure. One main compartment. Handmade by skilled astisans. Fragile. Measures approx 5 W x 7.5 H x 4.5 D. CULG-WY405. CL3671MT3215. Founded in 2012 by designer Jasmin Larian, Cult Gaia is a brand that takes art just as serious as fashion: the timeless collection's pieces are crafted as stunning heirloom items made to live in one's wardrobe forever. As an artistic label that designs for the moving eye, Cult Gaia aims to create an effortless visual feast through its intricately designed accessories, such as handbags, hats and jewelry.
Details
Cult Gaia Mela Clutch in Metallic Silver. Cult Gaia Mela Clutch in Metallic Silver. Metal construction. Hinge closure. One main compartment. Handmade by skilled astisans. Fragile. Measures approx 5 W x 7.5 H x 4.5 D. CULG-WY405. CL3671MT3215. Founded in 2012 by designer Jasmin Larian, Cult Gaia is a brand that takes art just as serious as fashion: the timeless collection's pieces are crafted as stunning heirloom items made to live in one's wardrobe forever. As an artistic label that designs for the moving eye, Cult Gaia aims to create an effortless visual feast through its intricately designed accessories, such as handbags, hats and jewelry.
Cult Gaia Mela Clutch in Metallic Silver. Cult Gaia Mela Clutch in Metallic Silver. Metal construction. Hinge closure. One main compartment. Handmade by skilled astisans. Fragile. Measures approx 5 W x 7.5 H x 4.5 D. CULG-WY405. CL3671MT3215. Founded in 2012 by designer Jasmin Larian, Cult Gaia is a brand that takes art just as serious as fashion: the timeless collection's pieces are crafted as stunning heirloom items made to live in one's wardrobe forever. As an artistic label that designs for the moving eye, Cult Gaia aims to create an effortless visual feast through its intricately designed accessories, such as handbags, hats and jewelry.
