Kate Spade Round Raffia Straw Tote Blue Natural Woven Circle Bag 15” Rare
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A beautiful and increasingly hard-to-find Kate Spade New York round woven raffia straw tote featuring an eye-catching blue and natural spiral design with sculptural circular handles and the signature leather logo tag. This unique statement bag is lightweight, effortlessly chic, and perfect for summer vacations, beach days, resort wear, farmers markets, or adding a coastal touch to any outfit.
The woven circular silhouette measures approximately 15 inches across and offers a roomy interior while remaining lightweight and easy to carry. The natural raffia construction gives each bag its own character, with slight variations in the weave that are inherent to this type of handcrafted material.
Overall, the bag is in excellent pre-owned condition with no holes, tears, or structural issues. The only note is a faint surface mark on the leather Kate Spade logo tag, shown in the photos, that does not detract from the overall appearance or function of the bag.
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• Diameter: 15”
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Excellent pre-owned condition. Please review all photos as they are part of the description.
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