Carved wood side table
Hand crafted from single wood block
Stunning design not mass produced
Very strong and durable
Serves as a functional item and can also be used as decorative and vintage
Dimension: Approximately: (H) 35cm (D) 44cm (may vary slightly)
$160.00
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