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Crane Tote: Canvas Tote
£12.00
Lightweight and convenient, this eco-friendly canvas tote bag is made of 12oz canvas with long handles. The design features amazing illustrations inspired by Edo period kimono patterns. The image is striking with exquisite colour, elegate cranes & golden clouds. This bag will come in handy for shopping and will provide you with an opportunity to show off your great taste and passion for art.
A great gift for art and culture lovers alike.
Crane Tote: Canvas Tote Brand: JE ART
Material: Canvas Size: 37Wx 40H cm
Washing instructions: Machine wash at max 30C gentle
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UK Standard Delivery:
Small item: 1 GBP,
Medium item: 3.95 GBP,
FREE Orders over 50 GBP.
This price is inclusive of VAT.
Every purchase supports the Artist.
Estimated Delivery times:
UK : 2 - 3 working days.
Returns?
If for any reason you are not entirely happy with products purchased from the online shop, you can return it within 14 days after you received the item, once we receive it, then we will refund the value of the goods supplied within 14days. Please contact Customer Services directly on info@jegallery.co.uk or 020 76248 543.
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