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Black Velvet Table Runner 10ft Luxury Velvet Christmas Home Party Decor
Black Velvet Table Runner 10ft Luxury Velvet Christmas Home Party Decor
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Black Velvet Table Runner 10ft Luxury Velvet Christmas Home Party Decor
At a Glance
Brand: MLMC
Size: 10 ft
Color: Black
Material: Velvet
Style: Country Rustic
Pattern: Solid
Product Highlights
Size: 20" W x 120" L.
Material: Made of soft and wrinkle resistant velvet fabric, smooth, durable and has an understated sense of luxury.
Style: The velvet table runner with glossy texture, excellent drape and elegant looks, can easily decorate any occasion or event, leaving you with special memories.
Occasions: Suitable for wedding, baby shower, reception, photography props, home dining table, bridal shower or any other special events.
Preparation & Use
Easy care: Machine washable in cold water, iron on the back side of the fabric with low temperature if needed.
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