Where the Crabs live cushion

$90.00

Tomfo Crab pillow
Inspired by the patterns of crab holes on the sand.
Size 45cm x 45cm
Poly poplin fabric
Invisible zipper
Machine Washable.
Insert not included.
These are made to order so please allow 1-2 weeks (depending on demand at the time) for your order to be posted. In most cases they are sent sooner.

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Additional information

Weight 1 kg
Dimensions 45 x 45 x 10 cm
Cushion cover only

75.00
Cushion + insert

90.00

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