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Handmade greek plaster sculpture mask of Dionysos


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Gorgeous art souvenirs from Greece handmade greek sculpture mask of Dionysos, tthe greek god of wine in greek mythology, used as a thearical mask. Excellent greek art decorative gifts.
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cm  : 32 x 20 x 8
inch:12.48 x 7.8 x 3.12		40.00 €
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