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Brotkorb personalisiert Familienname | "Viel Glück in neuen Zuhause" Opa dass deine Liebsten in der

Name: Brotkorb personalisiert Familienname | "Viel Glück in neuen Zuhause" Opa dass deine Liebsten in der
Brand: biowinspharma.com
SKU: 60060269381
Price: 19.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3204 (18 reviews)

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Brotkorb personalisiert Familienname "Viel Glück in neuen Zuhause" Opa dass deine Liebsten in der dass deine Liebsten in der Adventszeit eine magische Zeit erleben 👩🏼‍🏫 Geschenkset für Lehrerin als AbschiedsgeschenkWenn es darum geht 🎉 Einzigartiges Einzugsgeschenk ✨ Produktdetails:Brötchenkorb aus 100%iger BaumwolleFormstabil aus festem StoffAufdruck in Schwarz und deiner Wunschfarbe Der Korb ist in zwei Größen verfügbar M (26 x 17 x 12cm) oder L (38 x 22 x 16cm)

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