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  • The wooden wall decoration shops hand-carved from the Orthodox church XVIII century.
  • The wooden wall decoration shops hand-carved from the Orthodox church XVIII century.
  • The wooden wall decoration shops hand-carved from the Orthodox church XVIII century.
  • The wooden wall decoration shops hand-carved from the Orthodox church XVIII century.

The wooden wall decoration shops hand-carved from the Orthodox church XVIII century.

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The wooden wall decoration shops hand-carved from the Orthodox church XVIII century.

The wooden wall decoration shops hand-carved from the Orthodox church XVIII century., The wooden column decoration is hand-carved from the Orthodox church XVIII century This church.

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Product Name: The wooden wall decoration shops hand-carved from the Orthodox church XVIII century.

shops The wooden column decoration is hand-carved from the Orthodox church XVIII century. This church was destroyed in the 1950s, by Soviet Power in the North Russia Kargopol region.


Size:12" x 4 3/4" X 4 1/4" (30 X 12cm X 11 cm)

Weight: 500 gr. (18 Oz).

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The wooden wall decoration shops hand-carved from the Orthodox church XVIII century.