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Wooden Doll Stand
₹5,200.00
Wooden Doll Stand
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Material: Wood – Destressed Finished
Height : 15”
Base Dia: 19.5”
HSN : 4414
Note: All our products are meticulously handmade by master artisans, one piece at a time. Due to this process there may be variations, flaws and imperfections in the product. Such variations are inherent in the manufacturing of handmade products and should be celebrated for their uniqueness. Sculptures, paintings or any other accessories photographed along with the product are not included in the price.
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Wooden Doll Stand
- The Wooden Doll Stand is fabulous craftsmanship that artisans make.
- This statue looks like reading a book with a candle flame.
- You can decorate your home or office by finding uniqueness in ordinary things. This product is antique and durable. You can get a wide range of home decor items here, that make you feel close to the Indian culture.
- This beautiful decorative wall/table art provides a unique and vintage look to your home, office, and room.
- Perfect gift for any festival occasion and can also be used to decorate the home, living room, bedroom, Dining Room, Hotel, Restaurant, Office Corporate Gift, Marriage Anniversary Gift & Wedding Gift.
Material: Wood – Destressed Finished
Height: 15”
Base Dia: 19.5”
HSN: 4414
Note: All our products are meticulously handmade by master artisans, one piece at a time. Due to this process, the product may have variations, flaws, and imperfections. Such variations are inherent in manufacturing handmade products and should be celebrated for their uniqueness. Sculptures, paintings, or other accessories photographed along with the product are not included in the price.
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