This small Woven range is ideal to dress those little interior areas! Handmade using wool.
Soft & Delicate
Measurements to be added.
These creations were made by Karolina from Little Tangle who is based in Portadown, Co Armagh.
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Snow Mountains [Original Acrylic Canvas]
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