Name: Leather Mask VI
SKU: 109-7
Availability: InStock

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$120.00

This extraordinary leather mask captures the inner beauty of the person who inspired its creation.

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SKU: 109-7 Categories: Masks, Wall Hangings

This extraordinary leather mask captures the inner beauty of the person who inspired its creation.

Length 8 1/2″ Width 6 1/2″

St. Martin

Weight	.5 lbs
Dimensions	8.5 × 6.5 × 6 in

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