"Legends Of Cowtown" by Tatyana Alanis-Puzzles of Color blue Hand-braided and stitched by skilled

Name: "Legends Of Cowtown" by Tatyana Alanis-Puzzles of Color blue Hand-braided and stitched by skilled
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 42778280985
Price: 24.99 USD
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"Legends Of Cowtown" by Tatyana Alanis Puzzles of Color blue Hand braided and stitched by skilled Hand braided and stitched by skilled artisans in India William Cookworthy discovered a way to produce porcelain similar to the Chinese and founded a works in the town of Plymouth Legends of Cowtown honors the untold stories of Black cowboys who shaped the history of Fort Worth’s Stockyards * Art by Tatyana Alanis Follow on Instagram @french75studios * Pieces: 300 precision cuts from sturdy cardboard and with minimum dust * Puzzle Size: 18x24 in * Finish: Soft touch Matte * Listen to the Playlist

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