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Hand-Painted Big Evil Eye Wall Decor Plate
Hand-Painted Big Evil Eye Wall Decor Plate
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Product Description:
Fill your environs with positive vibes by adding this evil eye wall décor to your home and office. Handcrafted with great attention to detail this feng shui piece attracts positivity and brings in peace and abundance. So, get ready to sanctify your home Vaastu and fill it with tranquility.
Product Specification:
Beautifully structured to elevate the simplicity of any wall, this showpiece can also serve as the best gift for housewarming ceremonies, anniversaries, or festivals, or as a return gift to your loved ones.
Dimensions:-
Diameter - 17.8 cm
Approx Weight - 210 gms
Material - Ceramic
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