Versace Mug Jungle Animalier
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Versace Mug Jungle Animalier in finest porcelain is perfect for those who wish to bring home the magnificence of Versace patterns combined to wildish colours of jungles. Gift box included.
Capacity: 0,30 l
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Shipping time: up to 20 days
135,00€
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+39 391.345.6441Versace Jungle Animalier fine porcelain collection fuses the iconic Jungle print with animalier patterns and heritage Medusa accents. The Jungle Animalier line refreshes tableware in a vivid color palette. Crafted in exceptional quality porcelain, the collection encompasses a range of plates, coffee and tea sets, an array of vases and decorative home accents.
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