Abstract Interlocking Natural Stone Sculpture

Vendor: D-Deco
SKU: DO-000029
Availability: In Stock
Product Type: Sculptures & Figurines
4,099.00 SR
4,099.00 SR
Add a contemporary artistic touch to your interior with this Abstract Interlocking Natural Stone Sculpture. Designed with fluid, interconnected forms that create movement and visual intrigue, this sculptural piece serves as a striking focal point in any setting. Its compact yet substantial form makes it perfect for coffee tables, consoles, shelves, or pedestal displays. The clean finish and dynamic structure allow it to complement modern, minimalist, and gallery-inspired interiors while adding depth and sculptural elegance.
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Subtotal: 4,099.00 SR
  • Focus: Abstract interlocking natural stone sculpture with fluid, interconnected forms
  • Use: Focal point for coffee tables, consoles, shelves, pedestal displays
  • Style: Modern, minimalist, gallery-inspired, sculptural
  • Dimensions: Width 30 cm × Depth 23 cm × Height 30 cm
  • Barcode: AWD6498
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Abstract Interlocking Natural Stone Sculpture

Abstract Interlocking Natural Stone Sculpture

4,099.00 SR

Abstract Interlocking Natural Stone Sculpture

4,099.00 SR

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