Who said boho had to be scruffy? This spectacularly complex Cleobella hobo shows that beads and tribal prints can look utterly classy.
Were this just a fabric bag, then it seems fair to assume that the Nikko wouldn’t necessarily stand out from the crowd. The pattern is exotic and interesting, but it is also muted enough to mean it could blend into the background. Not so, however, with the addition of layers and layers of intricate beading. Now the purse glitters and glistens, as well as having a depth of texture that hints at the painfully expensive price.
Whichever neutral and natural color scheme you opt for, that luxury birthright is obvious. That said, this is still just a slouchy hobo, and the casual shape may be more than a little deceptive. If someone glances at the bag without noticing the level of attention to detail, they may well not understand just how remarkable it is.
If I can stop going on about that wonderful beading for a minute (can you tell I like it?) then the actual practical aspects need to be discussed. They are pretty simple though: a reasonably size interior zip pocket with lovely leather trim, and a convenient adjustable handle, not to mention the roomy soft bag itself.
It may be a beaut, but do you have a spare $720 hanging around just waiting for a tribal patterned purse like this?
More Features of this Cleobella Nikko Hobo:
- Also available in ivory and khaki
- Hand-beaded exterior decoration
- Single interior zip pocket
- Leather trim and handle
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You may also be interested in:
- More Cleobella bags on BagBunch
- The Mary Frances Wild Abandon hobo, a great alternative to this beaded bag.
