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Material: Raffia
African Textile Panel with Shells
Located in Alessandria, Piemonte
Old African textile panel with shells,: You can mount on a panel for wall, or place on table, or mount as lampshade. Its colors are sunny. It's wonderful for a sea-house !
B/1677-1
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Mid-20th Century Congolese Modern Raffia Contemporary Art
Materials
Raffia
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