Prado leather keyring (green)

Prado Leather Keyring (green)

Prado leather keyring (green)

Prado leather keyring (green)

Leather. 15 cm.

Keep your keys organised with this timeless cowhide keyring, handcrafted in Florence and embossed with the Museo del Prado logo on the strap.

€9.50

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