Versace Ashtray 16 cm Medusa Rhapsody
€ 281,00
Use coupon code GIFTforYOU
Versace Ashtray 16 cm Medusa Rhapsody in finest porcelain. Gift box included.
Size: 16 cm
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The new Medusa Rhapsody tableware collection is a harmonious amalgam of detail. One with the ready-to-wear collection, the porcelain dinnerware and clothing draw inspiration from each other resulting in a remarkably modern, yet intrinsically Versace collection.
The Medusa and baroque flowers are painted in opulent golden shades, while key items feature the Versace 90s Vintage logo label.
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