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Tree of Life wooden table, 30 x 30 x 23 CM
€ 37.00 incl. VAT
Small practical mango wood side table with high quality detailed carving of the Tree of Life symbol.
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Small practical mango wood side table with high quality detailed carving of the Flower of Life symbol.
Finished with wax varnish. Folds easily with screw-on feet.
The Flower of Life is a symbol from Sacred Geometry and symbolizes the unity of all in the creation of life.
Note: This is a natural product, so slight variations in color may occur.
Product specifications
Dimensions: 30 x 30 x 23 CM
Weight: 2250 grams
Packaging: Brown cardboard box
Made in Pakistan
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