Keepsake Porcelain Plaque - Blessed Virgin Mary and Infant Child Jesus Blue Capezzale cultures stress-free select Finial Tassel Color textbox Type the Name Below Silver 0.00 Gold 0.00 Brown 0.00:NONE1
USD57.00
USD104.00
Keepsake Porcelain Plaque - Blessed Virgin Mary and Infant Child Jesus Blue Capezzale cultures stress-free select Finial Tassel Color textbox Type the Name Below Silver 0.00 Gold 0.00 Brown 0.00:NONE1
USD57.00
USD104.00
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Keepsake Porcelain Plaque Blessed Virgin Mary and Infant Child Jesus Blue Capezzale cultures stress free select Finial Tassel Color textbox Type the Name Below Silver 0.00 Gold 0.00 Brown 0.00:NONE1 stress free iridescent green colors This porcelain plaque features dazzling Swarovski accents and is surrounded by delicate satin bows and cording The tradition of the Italian capezzale is to gift a newlywed couple with a beautiful religious wall plaque for blessings and goodwill
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