Handmade Accessories Company Cosmo to Open its First Brand Store

After the crisis of the pandemic, Georgian company "Cosmo" providing hand-made accessories opened its first brand store.

The company offers customers the production of its child company - Cosmo Bags.

According to its founder, Sopiko Mukhulishvili, Cosmo expanded the production and added bags to its collection.

"Every bag has its own unique history. The collection brings to life Doni and Tani from the old Georgian alphabet, as well as Chokha and the crown of Tamar. Two models of "Cosmo" bags have official design registration with Sakpatenti. In connection with the opening of the store, which mainly presents Georgian-themed bags, we are launching the #RevitalizeHistory campaign. At the same time, we are planning many important activities during the campaign during the summer.", noted Sofiko Mukhulishvili.

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