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Buddhist made of fabric - handmade It was bought about 1938 by the original owner at a bazaar for the benefit of the Buddhistmonks in China H: 26cm In a very good conditio


Buddhist made of fabric - handmade It was bought about 1938 by the original owner at a bazaar for the benefit of the Buddhistmonks in China H: 26cm In a very good conditio

Buddhist made of fabric - handmade

It was bought about 1938 by the original owner at a bazaar for the benefit of the Buddhistmonks in China

H: 26cm

In a very good conditio

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Buddhist made of fabric - handmade
It was bought about 1938 by the original owner at a bazaar for the benefit of the Buddhistmonks in China
H: 26cm
In a very good condition
Articleno.: 4-421131


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