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Nettipattam by Traditional art and crafts

Nettipattam 3.5 feet

INR 5400 INR 8000

Available• Prepaid appointment only

Phone Number

08042757263

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Email Address traditionalartandcraftsgvr@gmail.com

Mon-Thu: 10 AM - 2 PM • Fri: 3 PM - 7AM

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Address Thrissur, Kerala

Guruvayur, India, 680101

Description

Decorate your home with highly auspicious #Nettippattam which resembles God. May the world recognises the ethnic culture of India. Keeping caparisons at homes will bring prosperity and blessings. We can deliver it to all over the world by courier.

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