The figure of the reptile - an emblem of vitality and eternal youth in the mythological bestiary - sits synonymous with Italian label Bvlgari. Inspired by the fabled snake, the latest iteration of the Serpenti Forever cross-body bag incorporates the jeweller’s craftsmanship with the contemporary finishes of Alexander Wang. A prism of gold-plated brass swathes the double serpent head clasp, giving eyes of enamel to protect and promote the carrier's success. (Height 19cm, width 13cm, 6.5cm)| Bvlgari x Alexander Wang leather cross-body bag100% leatherClasp fasteningAdjustable snake body-shaped chain strap, double fold-over design, double signature Serpenti head closure with enamel detailing, metallic roping across silhouette, one internal compartment, pocket mirror, fully linedHeight 19cm, width 13cm, 6.5cmSpecialist leather cleanMade in Italy
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X Alexander Wang Leather Serpenti Multi-wear Bag In White
The figure of the reptile - an emblem of vitality and eternal youth in the mythological bestiary - sits synonymous with Italian label Bvlgari. Inspired by the fabled snake, the latest iteration of the Serpenti Forever cross-body bag incorporates the jeweller’s craftsmanship with the contemporary finishes of Alexander Wang. A prism of gold-plated brass swathes the double serpent head clasp, giving eyes of enamel to protect and promote the carrier's success. (Height 19cm, width 13cm, 6.5cm)| Bvlgari x Alexander Wang leather cross-body bag100% leatherClasp fasteningAdjustable snake body-shaped chain strap, double fold-over design, double signature Serpenti head closure with enamel detailing, metallic roping across silhouette, one internal compartment, pocket mirror, fully linedHeight 19cm, width 13cm, 6.5cmSpecialist leather cleanMade in Italy
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