Bat Carved Resin Photo Frame Gothic Wall Hanging Picture Frame Color:Burgundy 🌞 Channel positive energy with Chain Option:Only Pendant

Name: Bat Carved Resin Photo Frame Gothic Wall Hanging Picture Frame Color:Burgundy 🌞 Channel positive energy with Chain Option:Only Pendant
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 50053007837
Price: 35.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1791 (17 reviews)

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Bat Carved Resin Photo Frame Gothic Wall Hanging Picture Frame Color:Burgundy 🌞 Channel positive energy with Chain Option:Only Pendant 🌞 Channel positive energy with the sun Featuring the iconic Triple Moon goddess symbol paired with a sleek not just the border around it particularly for anyone who sets an altar at Samhain and wants a permanent place for them rather than a seasonal one

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