Why I got a SNURSE

Basically this little rascal of mine is named Green Bean Escargot.

1. I got the snurse from a small business owner from OR. Which I thought was pretty cool for something pretty cheap and cute (40$ for new and 25?$ for used/factory mess ups I believe I’m not fully sure)

2. There’s a whole lot of colors, all very cute regardless

3. Photo shoots what’s cuter than having a sweet little snail in the background

4. The purse straps come off so it looks like a real snail!! (As shown in picture)

5. They are super soft and plush, I’ve used mine as a pillow before.

🛍Brand: https://mardelunaarts.com/ (Mardeluna on instagram!!)

⭐️Overall rating: 5/5

2024/7/1 Edited to

... Read moreYou guys, I have to gush about my 'snurse' some more! Seriously, if you're looking for a bag that brings instant joy and countless compliments, this plush snail-shaped purse is it. My Green Bean Escargot isn't just a quirky accessory; it's become a little piece of happiness I carry around, brightening up even the dullest days. It's truly a unique statement piece that always sparks conversation. Beyond just being ridiculously cute, there's so much more to love about this adorable plush green snail-shaped purse. First off, the comfort factor is absolutely real. I mentioned using it as a pillow, and I'm not kidding! Its super soft, plush material makes it genuinely cozy and comforting. On long commutes, during a quick break, or just chilling at a friend's house, it's surprisingly practical. Who knew a purse could offer such unexpected comfort? It's like having a soft, squishy friend always by your side. Then there's the incredible versatility. The fact that the straps are completely detachable is pure genius. This means you’re not limited to just one way of carrying it. You can wear it as a convenient crossbody, a stylish shoulder bag, or even simply carry it around like a cherished plush toy. And when you take the straps off, it truly transforms into a perfect little snail buddy, which is amazing for creative photoshoots. I’ve had so much fun incorporating it into my outfit pictures, flat lays at home, and even as a charming prop in my daily vlogs. Imagine it peeking out from behind a plant, nestled on your bed, or adding a whimsical touch to your desk – instant adorable vibes assured! Finding unique pieces from small businesses always feels incredibly rewarding, and this 'snurse' from Mardeluna Arts is definitely one of those hidden treasures. Knowing it's crafted with care and passion adds an extra layer of charm to an already delightful item. Plus, the price point is fantastic for something so well-made, distinct, and full of personality. It’s not just a purchase; it’s an investment in a conversation starter, a mood booster, and a piece of wearable art! If you're wondering how to style such a unique item, my advice is: don't overthink it! The beauty of the 'snurse' is its ability to add a playful touch to almost any look. It pairs surprisingly well with casual outfits – think your favorite jeans and a graphic tee, a comfy hoodie, or a breezy sundress. It instantly injects a pop of whimsy and personality into any ensemble. I've even seen people incorporate them into more eclectic, artsy, or even cottagecore-inspired styles. The vibrant green color of my snail purse, in particular, is cheerful and versatile enough to complement a wide range of palettes, making it a surprisingly adaptable accessory. Caring for your 'snurse' is pretty straightforward, thankfully. Since it’s a plush item, a gentle spot clean with mild soap and water usually does the trick if it happens to get a little dirty. Avoid harsh chemicals or machine washing to maintain its super soft texture, embroidered facial features, and bright colors. A little love and gentle care will go a long way in keeping your snail friend looking fresh and huggable for years to come. Honestly, getting this 'snurse' has been one of my absolute favorite recent finds. It's more than just a bag; it's a mood booster, a fantastic photo prop, a comfy companion, and a unique expression of style all rolled into one adorable, plush package. If you’re on the fence about adding one of these charming snail purses to your collection, jump! You definitely won't regret bringing a little snail magic and comfort into your life.

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