Manhattan Lane - Dolu Lumbar Throw Pillow, Hand Woven Texture, 14x20 Inch - Gray
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Indulge in the sophisticated charm of handwoven texture with this versatile lumbar pillow. Crafted from PET recycled plastic and treated for outdoor durability, it resists moisture and fading, making it perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. Its striped pattern and neutral gray tone effortlessly blend into various settings. Explore our Dolu collection for more options.
Features
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One lumbar throw pillow for the lower back or arms
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Crafted from PET recycled plastic for eco-conscious design
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Hand woven dimensional texture adds depth and tactile appeal
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Striped pattern complements transitional and contemporary styles
Specifications
- BrandManhattan LaneModel NumberBM331512Product NameDolu Lumbar Throw Pillow, Hand Woven Texture, 14x20 InchColorGrayHypoallergenicNoBed Pillow SizeStandard
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