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The Promise Popcorn Yellow Ceramic Piece
The Promise - Popcorn Yellow
The Promise captures the youthful essence of the Mia Collection, with pure, flowing lines and a bold Popcorn Yellow glaze. This dynamic piece represents commitment and potential, with a playful glaze that reacts when touched.
Features:
- Handcrafted ceramic with a reactive Popcorn Yellow glaze.
- Smooth, organic design full of movement.
- Dimensions: 265x330x570 mm.
- A vibrant addition to modern interiors.
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