Pure Wool Asana Ribbon Border – 2 Inch
₹395.00
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Description
This white, pure wool Asana has a 2″ ribbon border.
Available in red, blue and Orange.
The size is 21″ x 26″ (53 x 66 cm).
Dry Clean Only!
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Pure Wool Asana Ribbon Border – 2 Inch
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