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$199
- These Snack Bowls Are Hand Crafted From Good Ceramic Material.
- This bowl is lead free and non toxic ceramic.
- Reading Age : Customer Suggested Age: 17 Years And Up.
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$63 – $300Price range: $63 through $300
- Elevate Your Meal Presentation With Its Versatile Design.
- Suitable For Serving A Variety Of Dishes Including Snacks.
- Crafted From High-quality Ceramic.
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$19
- They Are Made From Repurposed Bamboo Fibers.
- Fill The White Ceramic Vase With Dried Flowers.
- Colours To Compliment Your Home Decor.
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$56
- Elevate Your Meal Presentation With Its Versatile Design.
- Suitable For Serving A Variety Of Dishes Including Snacks.
- Crafted From High-quality Ceramic.
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$63 – $199Price range: $63 through $199
- Elevate Your Meal Presentation With Its Versatile Design.
- Suitable For Serving A Variety Of Dishes Including Snacks.
- Crafted From High-quality Ceramic.
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$45
- These Snack Bowls Are Hand Crafted From Good Ceramic Material.
- This bowl is lead free and non toxic ceramic.
- Reading Age : Customer Suggested Age: 17 Years And Up.
-
$19
- They Are Made From Repurposed Bamboo Fibers.
- Fill The White Ceramic Vase With Dried Flowers.
- Colours To Compliment Your Home Decor.
-
$45
- These Snack Bowls Are Hand Crafted From Good Ceramic Material.
- This bowl is lead free and non toxic ceramic.
- Reading Age : Customer Suggested Age: 17 Years And Up.
-
$63
- Elevate Your Meal Presentation With Its Versatile Design.
- Suitable For Serving A Variety Of Dishes Including Snacks.
- Crafted From High-quality Ceramic.
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