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Andrew Martin Jahangir Red Indian Elephant Cotton Lined Curtains 201W x 102L
Marlborough, Wiltshire
£90
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Description
Andrew Martin Jahangir Red Indian Elephant Cotton Lined Curtains 201W x 102L
Gorgeous elephant design printed on 100% woven cotton ground in regal red. The sandy elephants stand out of this rustic weave, with delicate flicks of red and green from the saddle rug pattern.
This fabric was taken from the Indian Mughal dynasty where the crowning architectural achievement was the Taj Mahal: the tomb that Jehan built as a testament to his love for his wife Mahal. It fittingly embodies every suggestion of lavish detailing, whimsical romance and spiritual ground that you'd find at this iconic burial place on the banks of the Yamuna river.
Complete with blackout lining, pencil pleat header, and metal curtain hooks.
Size for each curtain is approximately 201cm wide x 102cm long (79" x 40")
In EXCELLENT condition, please see the photos. Please note that the photos were taken on a very sunny day, which is why they look like they are letting a lot of light in!
From a pet and smoke free home.
I am selling lots of other things, so please take a look at my other items - thank you.
Postage is £6 including insurance.
As I am often working away from home I cannot guarantee to post straight away. I will try to post within a week at the absolute maximum.
Please feel free to ask any questions - I will always be totally honest.
Posted: 5 hours ago
Ad ID: 1502279540
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