Bottega Veneta : black and red splatter printed satin embellished strappy t-strap sanals : style # 321304701

Bottega Veneta

black and red splatter printed satin embellished strappy t-strap sanals

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These strappy printed satin sandals by Bottega Veneta have geometric jewel embellishments at the toe for an added surprise to this already unique and trendy pair of heels.
  • Color: Black / Red / Cream
  • Splatter printed satin upper
  • Round toe
  • Strappy toe features geometric jewel embellishments
  • Buckle adjustable t-strap at ankle
  • Leather lining
  • Leather sole
  • 4¾'' covered heel
  • All measurements are approximate
  • Fabric / Leather; Italy; style#321304701
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Bottega Veneta

With a classic weave, supple leathers and discreet no logo designs, Bottega Vanetta has won over the hearts and handbags of many. Begun in 1966 with the 'intrecciato' weave, the subtle line begun to become popular with the jet setting clientele. In 2001 the company was purchased by Gucci, which brought upon the ready-to-wear women's collection. In 2006, a school in recognition for artisan craftsmanship was opened to ensure the continued quality of the brand.