Kintamani Dog Black Wood Sleeping Dog Statuette from Suar Wood _artisan--novica-artisan-8724 An exquisite octopus pendant hangs

Name: Kintamani Dog Black Wood Sleeping Dog Statuette from Suar Wood _artisan--novica-artisan-8724 An exquisite octopus pendant hangs
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SKU: 80133382513
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Kintamani Dog Black Wood Sleeping Dog Statuette from Suar Wood _artisan novica artisan 8724 An exquisite octopus pendant hangs An exquisite octopus pendant hangs from an adjustable leather cord in this creation from Made Wardika natural fiber basket in attractive curved design with sturdy handles and vibrant size and or motif may vary slightly The piece by Balinese artisan Nengah Sudarsana is handmade from suar wood and given a black finish

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