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Where did the grape vine decoration come from

8 years ago

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Miyuki Yamaguchi Design Studio
8 years ago
Hello. The grapevines came from Calypso Garden Home http://calypsolandscape.com/ Originally from the Napa Valley wine country, of course. Let me know if you have further questions. Miyuki
mimishiveley
2 years ago
Can I buy one from them?
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Yes, you can as long as Matthew at Calypso still has them in stock.

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