Ravensburger - Lost Places: Women's Pavilion Beelitz Sanatorium 1000 Pieces Jumbo rows of lavender running away

Name: Ravensburger - Lost Places: Women's Pavilion Beelitz Sanatorium 1000 Pieces Jumbo rows of lavender running away
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67988173427
Price: 39.99 USD
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Ravensburger Lost Places: Women's Pavilion Beelitz Sanatorium 1000 Pieces Jumbo rows of lavender running away rows of lavender running away in converging lines to a hedge line and distant trees ladybirds and butterflies Step inside the hauntingly beautiful Women's Pavilion of the Beelitz Heilstätten sanatorium in this striking 1000 piece puzzle from Ravensburger's Lost Places series The abandoned corridors and decaying interiors of this iconic German landmark create a mesmerising image full of atmospheric detail — perfect for puzzle enthusiasts drawn to the beauty found in forgotten places

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