


Ashnam Empowered Pose Abstract Human Showpiece - Rust Iron, 30 Cm
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Ashnam Empowered Pose Abstract Human Showpiece - Rust Iron, 30 CmCelebrate empowerment with this 30 cm sculpture, finished in a regal rust iron. The abstract design captures the essence of strength and resilience, making it an inspiring addition to your decor. The warm gold tone enhances its timeless appeal, while the high quality craftsmanship ensures durability. Ideal for personal spaces or gifting, this sculpture is a testament to Ashnam's artistic excellence.
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