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G H

9 years ago

Can you confirm if this is a rug that has been mounted and hung and approximate pricing points for the example shown?

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Kyle Bunting
9 years ago
This is our standard Shift Pattern made into a framed art piece. We also do hide wall paper coverings. See more at www.kylebunting.com
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