Olive Wood Embroidery Tree Frame/one row
$46.00
Enhance your home with this stunning handmade decorative frame, crafted from rich olive wood and adorned with intricate mosaic stone. At its heart is a beautiful piece of Palestinian embroidery from the holy land of Bethlehem. This unique creation, skillfully combining three distinct materials, is the work of a talented graduate student from Dar al Kalima University.
Description
Enhance your home with this stunning handmade decorative frame, crafted from rich olive wood and adorned with intricate mosaic stone. At its heart is a beautiful piece of Palestinian embroidery from the holy land of Bethlehem. This unique creation, skillfully combining three distinct materials, is the work of a talented graduate student from Dar al Kalima University.
Additional information
| Weight | 3 kg |
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| Dimensions | 25 × 25 cm |
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