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Send to a friendAlbesia Wood Angel-Themed Wind Chime, "Love Angel in Red"
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Ideal for decorating porches or inside spaces, Togog Suyasa's adorable wind chime will instantly brighten your next holiday. The Balinese artisan starts by carving an angel figurine from albesia wood, then suspends dangling aluminum chimes from her feet. Finally, a wooden heart swings above the ground, while a durable polyester cord lets you hang the wind chime with ease.
- 70 grams
- 0.2 lbs
- 65 cm L x 10 cm W x 6 cm D
- 25.5" L x 3.9" W x 2.4" D
- 16 cm L
- 6.25" L
- Albesia wood, pandan fiber, aluminum, polyester cord
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Made in Indonesia.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Indonesia
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- Free Gift Wrap? Yes
- Premium Gift Wrap? Yes
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