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Ing2Ing African Art – Surface Decor – Lion – Sculpture 002

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Name : African Art – Surface Decor – Lion – Sculpture 002

Art form : Sculpture

Scope : Abstract

Material : Wood

Size : 7 inches wide

How to use : For surfaces like tables and shelf top, or where it fits etc

Item will be shipped in 1-2 weeks

$65.00

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