Gianna Hand-tooled Boots
Gianna Hand-tooled Boots
Embrace amazing Western elegance with these breathtaking hand-tooled leather boots. The shaft is adorned with an intricate pattern depicting ornate floral and scroll motifs. A dimensional inset, revealing a burgundy reptile pattern, is highlighted with antiqued brads. The vamp and heel are in gorgeous classic hand-tooling. Stylish pull loops assure easy on/off and complete the great look. These beautiful boots are perfect for channeling your inner cowgirl spirit. Pair them with jeans and dresses alike to revel in Western flair!
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