Statue of Blessing Buddha with Stone Setting

Name: Statue of Blessing Buddha with Stone Setting
Brand: Mandalas Life
SKU: HRSH-5306
Price: 403 USD
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SKU: HRSH-5306 Categories: Blessing Buddha Statues, Metal Crafts, Statues Tags: Blessing Buddha, Blessing Buddha Statue, Blessing Buddha Statues, Nepali Craft, Statue from Nepal

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Statue of Blessing Buddha with Stone Setting

Weight	3770 grams
Size	30 x 10.5 x 18cm
Material	brass

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Weight	3,77 kg

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