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Feminine Wave Coin Purse
£12.00
This purse has a design inspired by the work of Artist Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849), the leading ukiyo-e artist and printmaker of the later Edo period. It features the compelling images of his ‘Feminine Wave, illustrating both the power of a crashing wave and the delicacy of its form. It makes a unique gift and is perfect to slip into your handbag.
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Brand: JE ART
Material: Echo-friendly Micofiber
Openning: Metal buckle
Size: 11×10×2cm
Washing instructions: For partial stain, can be cleaned by wet cloth with washing-up liquid
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Small item: 1 GBP,
Medium item: 3.95 GBP,
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This price is inclusive of VAT.
Every purchase supports the Artist.
Estimated Delivery times:
UK : 2 - 3 working days.
Returns?
If for any reason you are not entirely happy with products purchased from the online shop, you can return it within 14 days after you received the item, once we receive it, then we will refund the value of the goods supplied within 14days. Please contact Customer Services directly on info@jegallery.co.uk or 020 76248 543.
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