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designer vasen Dragonfly Vase Bonnie Belt Ceramics Handmade Stoneware subscriber-discount

Vitrine CATANZARO-164 - in schwarz

mit Weihnachtskugeln, Anhängern oder Lichterkette Stil: modern, schlicht und zeitlos Ideal für: Advents- und Weihnachtsdekoration Individuell dekorieren Ob schlicht in natürlicher Rostoptik oder festlich geschmückt: Der große Weihnachtsbaum aus Metall bietet viel Spielraum für Ihre eigene Weihnachtsdekoration

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Größe:220x240 cm

Bitte beachten Sie unsere Öffnungszeiten: Produktbeschreibung Freuen Sie sich auf das Basteln mit den adretten künstlichen Wiesenblumen: Vom Gesteck für die Tischdeko bis zu hinreißenden Herbstkränzen lässt sich das Deko-Schleierkraut einfach anstecken, andrahten oder aufkleben

Elaborately worked and designed with love for detail

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