Versace Square Tray 8 cm Barocco Mosaic
€ 94,00
Versace Square Tray 8 cm Barocco Mosaic in finest porcelain is a brand new Rosenthal Versace tableware collection.
Richly embellished patterns combined to the magnificence of gold and multicoloured shades bring sophistication to your table setting. Gift box included.
Size: 8 cm
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The Barocco Mosaic is a New Versace Home tableware collection that perfectly reflects the elegance of the iconic motifs of the Versace Maison. Its gold and multicoloured baroque elements framed by golden line highlight the richness of each painted element. The expressive details like a luxurious vase and two imposing lions o richly decorated golden V in the middle demonstrate its opulence and show how these rich embellishments accentuate the high quality of this Barocco Mosaic tableware collection.
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