Textured Natural Stone Sculpture in Acrylic Case

Vendor: D-Deco
SKU: DO-000028
Availability: In Stock
Product Type: Sculptures & Figurines
1,699.00 SR
1,699.00 SR
Elevate your interior styling with this Textured Natural Stone Sculpture in Acrylic Display Case. Designed to feel like a curated gallery piece, this decorative object blends artistic form with a clean, contemporary presentation. The sculptural texture adds depth and visual interest, while the transparent case gives it a premium, collectible feel—perfect for modern interiors, shelves, consoles, and display tables. Ideal for curated home décor arrangements, this piece brings a refined, museum-inspired statement to any space.
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Subtotal: 1,699.00 SR
  • Focus: Textured natural stone sculpture presented in a sleek acrylic display case
  • Use: Decorative object for modern interiors, shelves, consoles, display tables
  • Style: Gallery-inspired, museum-quality, collectible
  • Dimensions: Width 30 cm × Depth 20 cm × Height 26 cm
  • Barcode: AWD4749
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Textured Natural Stone Sculpture in Acrylic Case

Textured Natural Stone Sculpture in Acrylic Case

1,699.00 SR

Textured Natural Stone Sculpture in Acrylic Case

1,699.00 SR

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