Shri Prasadam
3pcs Giraffe Animal Family Statue
3pcs Giraffe Animal Family Statue
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Product Description:
3pcs Deer Family Desktop Decor Adorable Resin Crafts Ornaments Unique Chic Tabletop Adornment for Home Office (Blue)
| Color | Blue |
| Material | Resin |
| Room Type | Bedroom, Living Room, Office |
| Number of Pieces | 3 |
About this item:
- Great crafts. Perfect for your home or office.
- A perfect gift for your classmates, family, friend, and colleagues.
- Made of material with perfect workmanship.
- Creative design makes it more attractive and adds some chic for you.
- Use this desktop decor to change the old style of your home.
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