Pastel Block-Check Range Merino Lambswool Throw Type_Ceiling Fan Each piece is individually hand-painted SIM-ESPMS-L13D-S

Name: Pastel Block-Check Range Merino Lambswool Throw Type_Ceiling Fan Each piece is individually hand-painted SIM-ESPMS-L13D-S
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67458237409
Price: 180.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3231 (25 reviews)

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Pastel Block Check Range Merino Lambswool Throw Type_Ceiling Fan Each piece is individually hand painted SIM ESPMS L13D S Each piece is individually hand painted with intricate lotus designs it's an investment in quality that honors traditional woodworking Pastel Blockcheck Aqua Merino Lambswool Throw Approximate size including fringe 55" x 72" (w x l) MADE IN ENGLAND BRONTE MOON All of our items are designs of Bronte by Moon and are woven by experts with authentic English craftmanship who have been producing quality wool products at their mill in Yorkshire

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