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26" Fluting Krishna's Black Marble Statue In Cosmic All Attractive Form | Handmade | Exotic India Art


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ITEM CODE: ZEP007

SPECIFICATIONS:

BLACK MARBLE STATUE

26 INCH HEIGHT X 12.5 INCH WIDTH X 11.5 INCH DEPTH

57.55 KG

Krishna Statue

Hindu Statues

Marble Statue

Indian Art

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