Oriental Koi carp paperweights

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Quantity: 1 unit

Dimensions: 18.6cmx3.8cmx2.5cm

Weight: 469 grams

Type of material: Cast iron

Package: Special box

General use: Paperweight, prop up brushes

Country of origin: Handmade in Japan

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  • Dragon Art brings you some attractive paperweights in the form of Koi carp. The Koi carp is a large ornamental Asiatic fish, very popular and loved in Japan where they are considered to be a symbol of love. This Koi carp is made by iron artisanry, and has a lively antique-style dark green finish. Its weight fulfills perfectly its function of weighing down papers so that you can work on your artistic creations. On your work desk, not only can you use it as a paperweight, you can also use it to prop your brushes on so that the brush points do not stain the table surface. It also makes an original decorative object. On the tail of the carp is the stamp of the traditional Japanese workshop. These paperweights are contained in special boxes. ¨Oriental Koi carp paperweights¨ are as much practical and attractive accessories for your studio as they are original presents for friends, partners or relatives.

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  • Quantity 1 unit
    Dimensions 18.6cm x 3.8cm x 2.5cm
    Weight 469 grams
    Type of material Cast iron
    Type of package Special box
    General use Paperweight, prop up brushes
    Country of origin Handmade in Japan
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    Oriental Koi carp paperweights

    Oriental Koi carp paperweights

    Quantity: 1 unit

    Dimensions: 18.6cmx3.8cmx2.5cm

    Weight: 469 grams

    Type of material: Cast iron

    Package: Special box

    General use: Paperweight, prop up brushes

    Country of origin: Handmade in Japan

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