Eucalyptus Light Table Runner
Printed with Future Shelter's gorgeous Eucalyptus Light design, which was inspired by the effects of changing light on eucalyptus leaves.
Origin: Made in Western Australia
Materials: 55% linen / 45% natural cotton
Dimensions: L 180cm x W 31cm
Care Instructions: Cool machine wash on a gentle/delicate setting using phosphate-free detergent
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