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This beautiful wooden chest is very unique. Woodcarving plays an important role in the decorative art of the Xiangbi period. The golden-horned magic deer is seen only by those with a pure heart and is said to be an animal of supreme strength and energy. The deer’s very tender, caring eyes spread love to the homes.
Dimensions length: 50cm, width: 47cm, height 70cm
| Weight | 2 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7.8 × 11.8 in |
| Variation | In some cases the photo of the product displayed on this page can be slightly different from the product you receive due to the latest version currently available on Mongolian market. |
| Crafting time | 90 % of our total products are made to order. If it's not in stock. It takes 7-14 days to make one chest. |
| Custom and Import | Import taxes are assessed and imposed by your local customs office and will vary by country. Any customs, duties or tariffs imposed on import are the responsibility of the buyer. |
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