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Artificial Flowers
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Seashell Covered Mother-of-Pearl Vase
- - ECO-FRIENDLY & HIGH QUALITY. Every piece is meticulously handmade by skilled Vietnamese artisans using natural materials to ensure a high-quality product. Each vase is created through a multi-step process utilizing a variety of strong, iridescent shells.
- TRENDY AND PRACTICAL. Covered with hundreds of colorful seashells, this decorative vase provides a coastal bohemian addition to any room décor. Display this unique vase alone or with dried botanicals inside. Place one on a mantle, bathroom vanity, or tabletop for a fantastic ambiance.
- EXQUISITE GIFT. You can send it as a gift to your love, family members, relatives, or friends as it is suitable and useful for all ages and genders for various purposes. This mother of pearl vase is an accent piece for any home.
- EASY TO CLEAN. To clean it, use a damp cloth to wipe the surface softly.
- NOTICE. Kindly make allowances for slight variations due to the handcrafted nature of the vase.
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