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Twin Flower Candleholders
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‘Twin flower’ candleholders handmade by the Israeli artist Shraga Landesman. the
design made from cast aluminium and combined symboles from the nature – the
flower and a leaf. these candle holders can be used for shabbat, holidays or any
festive event.*The price mentioned is for a pair
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