Handembroidery Vintage French Coverall by Sophie "The Big Wave of Kanagawa" by the master of painting Hokusai Kat Rare design created by us

Name: Handembroidery Vintage French Coverall by Sophie "The Big Wave of Kanagawa" by the master of painting Hokusai Kat Rare design created by us
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 93665689183
Price: 2500.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4365000000000006 (8 reviews)

SKU 93665689183 · ★ 4.4 · Lawsonite Court

EUR2500.00EUR2540.00

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Handembroidery Vintage French Coverall by Sophie "The Big Wave of Kanagawa" by the master of painting Hokusai Kat Rare design created by us Rare design created by us l'Insoumis using the famous lines of the Harley logos from the 70s Size 4"×5" Oversized 60s jumpsuit upcycled with chain stitch embroidery by Sophie de la Vague d'HOKUSAI by the famous Japanese artist Kanagawa It took her 1500 hours of work between the embroidery and the various touches to make this jumpsuit a true work of art that makes everyone turn around as she passes by

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