Medusa Blue Tableware by Rosenthal Versace reflects the elegance of the black, the pulsating brilliance of the lively royal blue and the magnificence of the gold patterns.
This incredibly unique colour spectrum combination dominates this extremely modern tableware collection and enshrines the sumptuous golden Medusa emblem in a deep blue sea.
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Versace Medusa Blue Small Plate 18 cm by Rosenthal
€ 60,00
Versace Medusa Blue Small Plate 18 cm by Rosenthal in finest porcelain is perfect for those who wish to bring home the magnificence of gold and blue combined to the sophistication of the Versace patterns. Gift box included.
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