Läufer Ziegler - Modern - 196 x 69 cm - mehrfarbig

Läufer Ziegler - Modern - 196 x 69 cm - mehrfarbig

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M251S

$384.00

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Läufer Ziegler - Modern - 196 x 69 cm - mehrfarbigDieser schne Ziegler Teppich Modern verbindet zeitgemes Wohnen mit traditioneller Knpfkunst. Ziegler gehren zu den schnsten unter den Orientteppichen und sind sehr beliebt. Die gute Qualitt der verwendeten Wolle und die stramme Knpfung lassen den Ziegler robust und strapazierfhig werden eine Langlebigkeit ist somit garantiert! Zudem ist er gut schall und wrmeisolierend. Sowohl freiliegend als auch mit Mbeln bestellt, das zeitlose Design des Ziegler

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012