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Tear Sheet SKU: J-150

Categories: Decor

Description

Colorful patchwork fabric elephant, handmade in India, with embroidered details and metallic threads, mirrors, tassels and other embellishments. 100% cotton, made in India.

Colors: Green, Pink, Orange, Yellow, Red, Blue with multi-colored decorative details.

Dimensions: 16" L x 8" W x 12" H

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