Greek Venus Vase – Arte Attic

Take a unique approach to your built-ins with the Greek Venus Vase. Crafted with a keen attention to detail, this piece will easily catch the attention of your guests with its originality. A perfect decorative piece to complement any room, this iconic design is an ideal gift idea for any art lover or addition to your o
Take a unique approach to your built-ins with the Greek Venus Vase. Crafted with a keen attention to detail, this piece will easily catch the attention of your guests with its originality. A perfect decorative piece to complement any room, this iconic design is an ideal gift idea for any art lover or addition to your own home.  Product Details: Size: As shown in the photos Material: Resin Feature: High grade and 100% brand new. Package: High-quality carton box.   Customer Photos

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