FRP Boat Planter

 Product Id SG-PL1
Color  Any colors
Size 18 by 6 inch
Brand Swiss gallery the fiber hub
Shape any shape
Usage/Application Decoration
Diameter 6 inch
Material FRP

 

The boat planter in the image is a vibrant red decorative piece shaped like a crescent moon or a stylized boat. It features a glossy finish with a slightly textured surface, giving it a handcrafted look. The planter is adorned with gold circular embellishments along its outer surface, each containing a smaller red dot in the center, adding to its aesthetic appeal.

The interior of the planter is also painted red, but there appears to be some wear or uneven coloring inside. Notably, there is visible damage on one side, where a section of the planter has broken off, revealing an irregular edge.

The planter rests on a carpeted floor with neutral tones, which contrast with its bright red color. It is likely used for decorative purposes, possibly to hold plants or flowers indoors or in a garden setting.

Original price was: ₹900.00.Current price is: ₹630.00.

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