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Shimmering Blue Butterfly Figurine by Lenox - 865576 by

Item description: This Lenox product is by - for a lovely butterfly. And the moment is captured in the Shimmering Blue Butterfly Figurine. Exquisite details make this porcelain piece a treasure for the eyes. The blossoming flower and the delicate butterfly shape are intricately sculpted. Against the creamy surface, touches of gold sparkle like sunlight. Soft blue and yellow hues warm the flower petals, while the butterfly's wings glow with a pallet of bolder colors.
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