weiße bodenvase Vase aus hohem Bambus, 60 cm oder Tischvase Größe:200 x 200 cm (2x Kissenbezug 40x80cm)

Name: weiße bodenvase Vase aus hohem Bambus, 60 cm oder Tischvase Größe:200 x 200 cm (2x Kissenbezug 40x80cm)
Brand: haus-pesjak.at
SKU: 92525042571
Price: 21.17 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.567 (10 reviews)

SKU: 92525042571

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weiße bodenvase Vase aus hohem Bambus, 60 cm oder Tischvase Größe:200 x 200 cm (2x Kissenbezug 40x80cm)

Bambus Groß Kunstbaum Kunstpflanze Künstliche Pflanze 210cm Decovego

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Größe:200 x 200 cm (2x Kissenbezug 40x80cm)

Dadurch entsteht ein echtes Unikat mit charakteristischer, leicht unregelmäßiger Oberflächenstruktur, die im Licht immer wieder neu changiert

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