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Amazing Amanda


The first image that conjures up in my mind when I think of an elegant and sophisticated clutch is one made from exotic leather and in rich tones. But such clutches usually come with a hefty price tag.  That was my assumption until I got introduced to Amanda Navai bags.

Iranian born handbags designer Amanda Navaian has founded Amanda Navai bags in 2009, with the focus on creating a collection of multipurpose colorful python bags targeting the fun-loving and fashion-forward women.  Each Amanda Navai bag is handmade with care, using top quality python snake skin, respecting regulations of The Convention of International Trade and Endangered Species. And the great thing about these bags is that their prices start at $600, which is a very reasonable price for exotic leather.

One design that caught my attention in particular from the Amanda Navai bags is the reversible bag, which "reverses" and becomes a totally different bag, it’s like having two bags for the price of one. Genius!

To view the Amanda Navai collection, please click here.



Comments

Anonymous said…
Nice designs, what a coincidence though, was going through the site, and found one of the models (i am actually a bag designer myself) i have designed myself and sold over a year ago (i have to mention we happened to work with the same workshop at some point)in her collection as well.
Confashion said…
Anonymous
Hmmmm.. I don't know what to say :\
maybe you need to address this issue to the designer and the workshop?
Vaya said…
Hi Confashion!
Amanda Navais' beautiful bags indeed,
will be presented @gojiboutique.com veeeery soon :)
wild alchecmist said…
i have the Layla in red, and i lovvvee it. a classic item.
Confashion said…
Vaya
That's great news! Thanks for sharing ;)

wild alchemist
I'm sure the designer would be thrilled to know that ;)
Anonymous said…
How can we view the prices? and how can we order?
-N...
Confashion said…
-N...
They will soon be available at Goji Boutique so keep an eye on their latest arrivals :)

Alternatively, you can contact the designer here: http://www.amandanavai.com/contact.html
Anonymous said…
I happen to have the fleur bag in emerald green and I've been using it day and night, and the skin somehow looks even better after a few months of heavy usage. I want to get another one in hot pink maybe?

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