Lladró Nightbloom Hanging Lamp 40 cm White and Gold
€ 3.120,00
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Lladró Nightbloom Hanging Lamp White and Gold in porcelain. Delicate petals that seem to sway in the breeze inspire unique and innovative pieces.
Height (cm): 170
Width (cm): 47
Length (cm): 47
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The petals of the lamp are made in white matte porcelain decorated with details in golden luster. The rest of the components are aluminum and zinc-plated steel. A contemporary design with great decorative potential, handcrafted in the Lladró workshops in Spain.
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