Love these lanterns!

Meera

last year

These colourful lanterns are beautiful! Where are they from?

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Laroya & Co.
last year
Hi Meera,

Thanks - they are wonderfully unusual and were purchased from Singapore.

Reema
Meera thanked Laroya & Co.
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