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NWT CATERINA BERTINI Made in Italy Bamboo Handle Woven Bucket Bag Leather Trim

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NWT CATERINA BERTINI Made in Italy Bamboo Handle Woven Bucket Bag Leather Trim

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Condition
New With Tags
Color
Tan
Category
WomenBagsMini Bags
Style Tags
Summer BagResortBohemian
Beautiful Italian-made woven mini bag by Caterina Bertini featuring sculptural bamboo ring handles and rich cognac leather trim. * Double polished bamboo top handles *Woven cotton/nylon straw/raffia-style exterior * Warm cognac leather side panels and trim * Drawstring bucket-style closure * Structured round base with leather wrap detail * Soft lined interior * Made in Italy craftsmanship * Color: Cuoio (tan/cognac) Italian straw bag, raffia purse, bamboo handle bag, resort wear, coastal chic, vacation bag, artisan woven handbag, boho luxe, summer handbag, Mediterranean style, cottagecore, designer-inspired tote Approximate measurements in photos

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enjoilif
enjoilifThe fabric content tag doesn’t specify the leather trim material, although it is not uncommon for luxury and boutique brands to omit that information. However, all evidence is consistent with real leather trim, including the source of purchase from a reputable retailer and the specification of “Cuoio” on the shipping bag. Other info I found online:
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enjoilif
enjoilifAs for the leather: it does appear to be real leather. Here’s why: * The cut edges visible in the interior show fibrous suede-like texture rather than the perfectly smooth layered look common with PU/faux leather. * The leather side panels have natural variation and a slightly organic sheen instead of the plastic uniformity often seen in synthetic materials. * The stitching and burnished edges are consistent with genuine leather finishing techniques used on Italian-made bags.
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