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| Dimensions | 2 × 33 × 20 in |
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Blue Fibonacci
$ 2,400.00
This shell wall sculpture was carved from a large red oak tree. Inspired by the Fibonacci golden spiral. Textured, sandblasted and blue with a satin finish. 33″W x 20″H x 2″D
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