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Versace Bowl Lid La Greca Signature Black
95,00€
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Versace Bowl lid La Greca Signature Black in finest porcelain is a newest Rosenthal Versace collection’s piece.
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Size: Ø 18 cm
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The new La Greca Signature dining collection reflects the Versace lifestyle in an extravagant red and black color scheme. The decoration is an extension of the La Greca motif and appears as a three-dimensional relief on high quality porcelain. Subtle geometric ornaments contrast with black or white to create an effective illusionistic effect.
The elegant Versace script adorns this sophisticated collection on plates of various sizes in gold tones. In both black and red, the signature Greca motif adds an inimitable finish to the contemporary and modern dining collection.
The Versace novelty is available in two versions:
- La Greca Signature Black
- La Greca Signature Red
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