Small and Medium Tapestries

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Vista | Woven Wall Tapestry
€520.00
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Traverse | Woven Wall Tapestry
€275.00
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Refuge | Woven Wall Tapestry
€310.00
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Passage | Woven Wall Tapestry
€360.00
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Lux | Ceramic Arch Wall Art with Long Knot
€440.00
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Lux | Ceramic Arch Wall Art with Cotton Tassels
from €245.00
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Lux | Ceramic Arch Wall Art with Raffia Tassels
from €245.00
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The Portal | Woven Tapestry | White
€350.00
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The Portal | Woven Tapestry | Copper
€350.00
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The Portal | Woven Tapestry | Carob
€350.00
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The Portal | Woven Tapestry | Silver
€350.00
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Monterey | Woven and Knotted Wall Tapestry | Grey
€650.00
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Monterey | Woven and Knotted Wall Tapestry | Sage
€650.00
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Horizon | Knotted Wall Tapestry With Ceramic Elements
€1,450.00
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Monterey | Woven and Knotted Wall Tapestry with Ceramic Element
€220.00
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The Portal | Knotted Wall Hanging | Black
€495.00 €595.00
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The Portal | Knotted Wall Hanging | Lilac
€495.00 €595.00
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The Portal | Knotted Wall Hanging | Indigo Blue
€495.00 €595.00
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