Table decoration fish wood to place blue, red maritime decoration Ø28cm

Name: Table decoration fish wood to place blue, red maritime decoration Ø28cm
Brand: VIANA®
SKU: 02781
Price: 37.00 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (89 reviews)

Table decoration fish wood to place blue, red maritime decoration Ø28cm

37,00 € *

Delivery till 6. September **

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Product Table decoration fish wood to place blue, red maritime decoration Ø28cm

The table decoration with fish made of wood is almost like a small aquarium without water. A white-washed ring made of solid mango wood skilfully frames the maritime scene and at the same time serves as a display. In this natural setting, three elaborately painted wooden fish swim on rust-colored wire pins. Shells, sand and small stones are glued to the wooden decoration as the seabed. A metal seagull hovers over each decorative fish.

The maritime decoration is the absolute eye-catcher for shop windows, restaurants and holiday homes. As a maritime decoration in the travel agency, the decorative fish awaken a longing for a holiday by the sea. For a sea scene in the living room, you can decorate the wooden disc with a nostalgic sailing boat, a lighthouse or a large sea snail over the summer.

The table decoration with fish made of wood is painted on both sides and fully designed, so that it also comes into its own in a room divider.

Please note that due to the use of wood as a natural product , each piece may vary in grain and color from the product image.

Note: Accessories and decorative items shown on product images are not included in the delivery.

Dimensions : approx. Ø28cm × 4cm
Size fish: about 7cm
Color : Natural, White, Red, Blue
Material: wood, metal, shells, sand, stone
Quantity: 1 piece

Product No.: 02781
shipment-weight: 1,23 kg
Delivery till: 6. September **

37,00 € *

Product description

The table decoration with fish made of wood is almost like a small aquarium without water. A white-washed ring made of solid mango wood skilfully frames the maritime scene and at the same time...