ARNOLDI VENOM Hand-beaded Clutch Bag In Black & Yellow
Carefully crafted with the best glass beads quality while our artisans bond with their family and kids at home. The beads pattern embodies the iconic Arnoldi flower dots pattern which represents a strong message to embrace our uniqueness.
Dimension: 8” W x 6” H x 3” D
Handle drop: 20.5 inches
Soft voluminous clutch
Glass beads embellishments
Plastic clutch frame
Satin scrunch handle (non-detachable)
This piece is a part of our permanent and seasonless collection
We created this Arnoldi pattern design to inspire women (and also men) all around the world to embrace their individuality. Despite its stunning beauty, Rafflesia Arnoldi is actually a parasitic unisexual flower with a strong odiferous smell to attract blowflies as their only pollinator. It is a short-term bloomer that’s known to be a very shy, temperamental, and difficult species to grow. So difficult that even Singapore's Botanic Gardens has not yet succeeded in growing its own. But all these unique characteristics only make Arnoldi flower even more special and rare.
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Carefully crafted with the best glass beads quality while our artisans bond with their family and kids at home. The beads pattern embodies the iconic Arnoldi flower dots pattern which represents a strong message to embrace our uniqueness.
Dimension: 8” W x 6” H x 3” D
Handle drop: 20.5 inches
Soft voluminous clutch
Glass beads embellishments
Plastic clutch frame
Satin scrunch handle (non-detachable)
This piece is a part of our permanent and seasonless collection
We created this Arnoldi pattern design to inspire women (and also men) all around the world to embrace their individuality. Despite its stunning beauty, Rafflesia Arnoldi is actually a parasitic unisexual flower with a strong odiferous smell to attract blowflies as their only pollinator. It is a short-term bloomer that’s known to be a very shy, temperamental, and difficult species to grow. So difficult that even Singapore's Botanic Gardens has not yet succeeded in growing its own. But all these unique characteristics only make Arnoldi flower even more special and rare.
