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Ramadan Lantern Lamp
This lamp merges between metal and alabaster to spread Ramadan vibes in your house. Being the perfect size, you can use freely directly on your floor or show it off on...
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This lamp merges between metal and alabaster to spread Ramadan vibes in your house. Being the perfect size, you can use freely directly on your floor or show it off on the top of your table.
Average height is 35 cm
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