Null Traditional Ethnic tapestry with gold threads in an American frame. Gilded …

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Traditional Ethnic tapestry with gold threads in an American frame. Gilded star and cross motifs. A traditional fabric from the Sumba factory in Bali is included. Frame dimensions: 130 x 84 Dimensions Sumba rug : 230 x 135

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Traditional Ethnic tapestry with gold threads in an American frame. Gilded star and cross motifs. A traditional fabric from the Sumba factory in Bali is included. Frame dimensions: 130 x 84 Dimensions Sumba rug : 230 x 135

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