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Texel Pot - Natural Sand Pottery Domani

Texel Pot - Natural Sand

€295,00

The Texel Pot by Domani is both simple and timeless. A textured terracotta pot available in natural colours and different sizes to display plants, this classic is suitable for indoor or outdoor use.

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The Texel Pot by Domani is both simple and timeless. A textured terracotta pot available in natural colours and different sizes to display plants, this classic is suitable for indoor or outdoor use.

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