Hera – Almond | Embroidered Plant Leather Crossbody Bag
Plant-based Vegan Leather Cruelty-free Luxury Statement Pieces
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- 7-10 Days Returns
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Hera – Almond is an embroidered plant leather crossbody bag designed for effortless elegance and refined everyday wear.
Handcrafted in premium plant leather and detailed with intricate embroidery, Hera balances softness with structure. The almond tone enhances the artisanal craftsmanship, creating a piece that feels timeless yet distinctive.
Lined with natural hemp fabric and thoughtfully structured for functionality, Hera transitions seamlessly from daytime gatherings to evening occasions.
A piece rooted in craftsmanship, designed for conscious luxury.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
PRODUCT CARE
- Use a damp cloth to clean the leather
- A soft polish sponge can be used to give the leather a fresh shine
- Canvas/Hemp or inner lining can be handwashed with a mild detergent and air dried in shade.
DELIVERY & RETURN
Delivery: All orders are delivered within 7-10 days.
Return: If the product has any defects (tears, scratches etc), you can initiate a return process with us within 7 days of receiving the product. We will arrange for a pick up once we receive your request.
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SERVICE & Repair
Green Hermitage is happy to provide our customers with maintenance services for all our products.
We are happy to repair or condition the product under specific conditions.
Return with Love
Once your loved product reaches the end of its life or if you do not wish to continue using it, we would be happy to pick up the product from you and give it a happy end of use service.
PETA-APPROVED LEATHER
Apple, Cactus, Coconut etc
made in india
Quality Craftsmanship
service & repair
Upto A Year
ORGANIC DYEING
Plant-Based Dyed Materials
ETHNIC PRACTICES
PLANT BASED LEATHER
We seek to provide high quality sustainable products for you causing no unnecessary harm to the environment. This is ensured not only when we showcase the final product, but the cycle starts all the way from when the seeds are sown, the plant is ripe to source our raw materials, the supply chain and finally when the material reaches the artisan for production.
