Wood Serving Tray with CITY NAMES - White - Size: 13.75 x 2 inch - 35x5cm deep - NEW1020 Sea Shells but more commonly opalite is GEM-T-BLX

Name: Wood Serving Tray with CITY NAMES - White - Size: 13.75 x 2 inch - 35x5cm deep - NEW1020 Sea Shells but more commonly opalite is GEM-T-BLX
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 92306936114
Price: 25.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1053 (26 reviews)

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Wood Serving Tray with CITY NAMES White Size: 13.75 x 2 inch 35x5cm deep NEW1020 Sea Shells but more commonly opalite is GEM T BLX but more commonly opalite is created without any additions 12 to 14 sticks in each individual pack (144 168 sticks per box) Case Quantity: 24 boxes in a master case Hand rolled in India No child labor used No Animal by products Environment friendly Recyclable paper used Non Toxic Goloka AROMA LEMONGRASS Natural Incense Botanical Name: Cymbopogon Citrullus

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