Signare Tapestry Crossbody Bag Small Shoulder Bag for Women with Designs inspired by V&A Collections (Blossom and Swallow)

• SIGNARE cross body bag measures 25cm, 9.8’’/19cm, 7.5’’/7cm, 2.8’’, and weighs 0.25kg, 0.55lb. The cross body bag for women is ideal for your daily use for work and leisure containing a modest capacity for make-up, phone, keys etc.
• This crossbody bag for women fastened with a zip top; the inside features a slip pocket and zip pocket for storage. This small purse for women is fitted with an adjustable faux/vegan leather strap to wear as a cross body bag or a shoulder bag
• The main material for this bag is high-quality woven tapestry. The Value of SIGNARE is the design artwork. Every Signare product has its personality and story to tell. This pattern was inspired by a wallpaper designed by Walter Crane, one of the leading artists of the Arts and Crafts Movement. The design is influenced by Japanese style, with almond blossoms on a blue backdrop, which will bring a Japanese touch into your style. This design is licensed from V&A.
• The Mission of SIGNARE is to bring happiness and fun to our customers. Our products make perfect personal treats or great gifts for special friends or family. It would be an excellent gift for women; birthday gifts for her; mothers day gifts; gifts for mum, birthday gifts for mum or grandma birthday gifts.
• SIGNARE also provide free and friendly customer service, feel free to send an email, we will solve the problem for you ASAP. 30 day Warranty: we offer free replacement and a full refund.

Description This pattern was inspired by an 1878 wallpaper Almond Blossom and Swallow, designed by Walter Crane (18451915), one of the leading exponents of the Aesthetic Movement and the first President of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society. Cranes wallpaper designs were often narrative and show the influence of Japanese art on British culture. This wallpaper pattern was exhibited at the International Exhibition held in Paris in 1878, where it was awarded a gold medal. The original design is now housed at the V&A.