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Lobster Beach Wave Beaded Handbag Nautical Ocean Coastal Resort NWT

This Lobster Beach Wave Beaded Handbag by Express Edit is a nautical-themed clutch featuring a wave pattern and beaded accents. (The white on blue waves are beads, as well as the 2 delightful lobsters…)The exterior is a white and blue color combination with a blue handle/strap, while the lining is beige. This one-size bag is perfect for a coastal resort or ocean-themed summer look, an adorable little work of art. IMO, this is one of the most delightfully whimsical little clutches I’ve come across—it’s just plain yummy!

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Hay Weaved Large Tote Bag, Black/Yellow basket wave two-tone design open top.

The Hay Yellow Beach Bag is a stylish shoulder bag designed for women who love the beach theme. Made with bamboo exterior and handle/strap materials, this bag in a vibrant yellow color is perfect for carrying your essentials while lounging by the seaside. The interior lining is also in yellow, adding a cohesive and beachy touch to the overall design. Ideal for a day at the beach or a casual outing, this Hay bag is a must-have accessory for any fashion-forward woman.

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Saraye Kiri Wave Tatami Red Black Shoulder Bag Handmade of Cambodia

This is a beutiful, handmade Tatami bag, made in Cambodia.. Kiri Wave is the pattern name. It looks like an ocean wave. Red and Black colored reed grasses used to make the bag, with satin edges and linings. Inside the bag is divided by a zip across center pocket. On one side is another zip pocket, that is pleated, on the other side, are three slip pockets. Really cute bag! Size is approx 12” tall and 15” wide at the largest points. Appx 5” deep. Detachable straps as handles, drop 12″ , if hooked together, work as a crossbody of 23″ drop. Excellent condition.

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