Exquisite Aranaz Bags

Never count local designers out. A true testament to that is internationally educated, Amina Aranaz. She is the designer behind the unbelievably ingenious handbags, shoulder bags, purses, and even that illustrious jet setter, woven bamboo luggage.



Yes, they're more expensive than usual. But only because the styles are really one-of-a-kind.


Bombshell Wristlet
This "bomb" is with metal gold sequins and metal gold strap.



Coco Ba-o
Why Coco? Well, this bag is made of a coconut shell. Embellished in sequins and glass beads, the silk material is made into a beautiful wristlet to match the rest of the red ensemble.



Coco Loco
This circular shoulder bag's strap is a hand braided handle. The buckle is made of wood. The rest is decorated with wooden beads, coconut shell pieces and sequins.



Crazy Shells
This chic shoulder bag is a must-have for summer. Embellished in shells of different types and sizes, this design will truly make heads turn.



Disco Queen
This purse is an ornament of style. Dazzled with mother of pearl, wooden beads, glass beads, sequins and rhinestones, this piece will make you shine.



Diva Clutch
Mother of pearl beautified this clutch, which comes in three other colors. Personally, this one's my favorite.



Gold Card
This clutch can be worn across the body or carried. Prettified by mother of pearl, glass beads and some coco shells, this sparkling find will get the party going.



Onyx Wood
This clutch has a hand carved wooden handle comes with real onyx stones. Now, take a look at that sequined, beaded body--truly stunning!



Peacock Curtain
Available in 3 colors, this handbag's chain handle and wooded frame is evidently a work of art.



Pearl Bouquet
My-oh-my! I love this mother of pearl embellished evening bag. Just imagine how many stares you'll get. One for the books.


Disclaimer: Prices are available upon request. Just visit one of their stores for more information.

Locations:
Archeology Wing 2/F, Power Plant Mall, Rockwell, Makati; Rustans Makati; Rustans Shangri-la; and Hush at SM Mall of Asia

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