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LOVE THE BATHROOM MURAL

10 years ago

Hello,
Love the wall mural. I live in Canada and I'm looking to renovate my bathroom. I would not mind to use this mural. Would you please tell me where is it from so I can order one? Thanks Camelia

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The Armenian Ceramics of Jerusalem
10 years ago
Dear Camelia. This was a project in the States. We painted only the middle mural which is the Peacock pattern on 36 tiles for a total size of 90x90cm. Cost of the mural is $1080 plus $200 for special packing and door to door delivery by air.. Its easier if we can communicate by the following email information@armenianceramics.com. Many thanks in advance and a very Happy New Year.
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Neshan Balian
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