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Made by Congolese refugees living in Kenya. Jacaranda wood is locally sourced and sustainable and takes the shape of a dove, symbolizing peace. The clever freehand carving technique used to carve the dove is passed on from one generation to the next. Materials: Jacaranda wood, metal buckle.Product specifications
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Peaceful Dove - Ornament
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€15.00
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Made by Congolese refugees living in Kenya. Jacaranda wood is locally sourced and sustainable and takes the shape of a dove, symbolizing peace. The clever freehand carving technique used to carve the dove is passed on from one generation to the next. Materials: Jacaranda wood, metal buckle.Product specifications
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