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Lasi Extra Small Vase in Lavender
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Why we carry this
The mouthblown Lasi Vase has an organic shape and simple expression, which fits perfectly into all types of homes. With its colored glass, the vase will in combination with your favorite flowers and branches adorn the home in the finest way. The small size of the Lasi Vase makes it perfect for several purposes in your home - use it for small flowers, as a decorative storage for pens and pencil on our office desk or place it in your bathroom to hold your toothbrush. No matter where you place the Lasi Vase, you will add a subtle splash of color to brighten up the room. The vase is mouthblown and turned by hand. The Lasi Vase is available in several colors and sizes. Product Overview * Color: Lavender * Dimensions: Ø10 x H12.5 cm * Material: 100% Glass
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