African Woman Figurine Holding Vase Decorative Statue
African Woman Figurine Holding Vase Decorative Statue
Overview
Bring elegance and cultural charm to your décor with this African Woman Figurine Holding Vase Decorative Statue. Featuring a graceful standing silhouette dressed in a flowing gown with antique gold accents, this handcrafted-style resin sculpture beautifully captures traditional artistry. The decorative vase adds visual appeal, making it a striking accent for console tables, shelves, living rooms, offices, and luxury interiors.
Key Features
- Elegant African woman figurine holding a decorative vase
- Antique gold and black finish with handcrafted detailing
- Tall standing design creates a sophisticated focal point
- Ideal for living rooms, entryways, offices, shelves, and console tables
Care Instructions
- Wipe clean with a soft dry cloth.
- Avoid abrasive cleaners and harsh chemicals.
Product Specifications
| Material | Resin |
|---|---|
| Finish | Antique Gold & Black |
| Dimensions | 40 × 8.5 × 9 cm (H × L × W) |
| Style | Tribal / Ethnic / Contemporary |
| Suitable For | Living Room, Bedroom, Office, Entryway, Console Table, Shelf |
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