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Hand-Blown Glass Pendant Light for Home and Office Décor - Customizable Multi-Color Fixture with Artisan Design - Luxury Lighting Solution with Sculptural Glass Shades Finish:Black copper finish ensuring durability and modern aesthetics ET-23193987060
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Hand Blown Glass Pendant Light for Home and Office Décor Customizable Multi Color Fixture with Artisan Design Luxury Lighting Solution with Sculptural Glass Shades Finish:Black copper finish ensuring durability and modern aesthetics ET 23193987060 ensuring durability and modern aesthetics Bring the elegance of artistic lighting design to your space with this bespoke glass chandelier 8 inches) (Large) Modern Hand Blown Glass Pendant Light Fixtures – Perfect for Contemporary Interior Design
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