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Alankrithi

5 years ago

I like your wash basin design , the pot basin and water, both are very beautiful.Is it ceramic pot?

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5 years ago
Hi Alankrithi, Thank for getting in touch and thank you for your comments. The basins were bespoke, carved from a solid piece of stone. If you would like help with designing a similar basin please don't hesitate to contact us.
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