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Untreated pine wood / 35 x 21.5 x 21.5 cm / 4 liters
€439,00
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Description

The given dimensions refer to the height of Saint Joseph.

The Val Gardena wood carving of a farm boy at the fence in a shepherd's nativity scene is lovingly crafted according to a sculptor's design, employing a high level of woodcarving craftsmanship, making each figure a unique piece. Due to the hand-painting process, slight variations from the image shown may occur.

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Article number

U780JUZ

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