Wax Catcher (3 Set)
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FC1845
€11.97*
Available, delivery time: 1 Werktag
- Wax catcher / candle skirt
- Material: Tulle
- elastic
- For candles with a diameter of 4 cm
- Content: 3 set
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| Product number: | FC1845 |
| Order number: | 4251176618452 |
| Material: | Tüll |
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