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The art piece (a flower) on the wall.

9 years ago

Dear Rebecca,

As everyone says, this room is absolutely stunning. I was wondering if you would not mind telling me where the piece on the wall came from? I have a similar wall and I'd like to put something other than a picture/painting there. With thanks
Jane

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9 years ago
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Hi Jane, yes of course, it's from the rather fab team at Rocket St George, they are JuJu Masks. Warm regards, Rebecca.
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