Wilbur Smith Birds of Prey book clutch

Wilbur Smith is one of the world's most famous and popular writers, having written some 35 books! As of 2014, his novels had sold more than 120 million copies. This book clutch will delight historical fiction fans. You will look simply stunning in this black and gold-toned clutch. Wear it out to dinner or down the street. 
 
The clutch features an original 'Birds of Prey' hard cover, with beautiful golden lettering on the cover. The cover has been matched with a new Collette, black faux-leather clutch and gold-toned hardware, including a pop clasp and 60cm shoulder chain. The clutch can comfortably hold your cash, cards and coin purse, plus a phone. 
 
Dimensions:
Length: 21cms
Height: 12.5cms
Width: 6cms
 
Care and Instructions:
To preserve the life of your unique book clutch, ensure that you avoid any water, spills or damp surfaces. The book cover has been laminated – but treat your clutch in the same way that you would a beloved and treasured book. 
 
About Bookanook Studio:
Your book clutch has been handmade with love from my studio on the Central Coast of NSW. All books are sourced from second hand stores and pre-loved shops – so no new or unread books are damaged in the process. Yay to that! Clutches (unless specified in the description above) are also sourced from pre-loved stores and upcycled – part of the art of making a book clutch involves lovingly selecting clutches and purses that match the colour, theme and dimensions of the book. Please note: The upcycled purses/clutches and books may have minor flaws or imperfections consistent with their age, but this will not detract from their unique and beautiful, handmade look.
 
Manuscripts of books are reused for art projects, book sculptures and scrap booking, so nothing goes to waste. My business philosophy is to recycle and reuse – and to ultimately transform unloved books into wearable pieces of art for book fans to enjoy. I hope you enjoy your book clutch and get as much satisfaction from showing it off as I do making them.
 
Yours in Books,
Michelle. x