Playing Saxophone Decorative Statue

Marsoni

M251S

$928.00

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Playing Saxophone Decorative StatueFeatures Decorate your space with this masterpiece by fine workmanship. It's artistic shape adds modern and elegant flair to any decor abstract art. It is a perfect gift for music lovers. Disclaimer As this product is handcrafted there might be slight variations which is natural outcome and hence makes the product unique. Wipe off the dirt with a soft cotton cloth

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