Versace Vase 15 cm Gold Medusa Grande
$ 298,49
Versace Vase 15 cm Gold Medusa Grande in finest porcelain. Gift box included.
Height: 15 cm
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Medusa Grande is a collection of Rosenthal Versace brand dedicated to vases and accessories for home like candles. Each vase is made in the form of an iconic Versace symbol that is a glorious Medusa’s head. These vases are made in finest porcelain in white, black, silver, fuchsia and gold colour. Each of these glamourous artworks can become a perfect decorative item to arrange your beautiful flowers or as a décor accessory for your ambiance, so that you can enrich your Versace Home Collection.
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