Set of Two Blue Ribbed Cotton Throw Pillow With Fringe

Set of Two Blue Ribbed Cotton Throw Pillow With Fringe

Marsoni

M251S

$56.99

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Set of Two Blue Ribbed Cotton Throw Pillow With FringeThe set of two blue cotton throw pillow with fringe is the perfect decorative accessory for your home. This blue colored decorative pillow set is made from high grade cotton that is durable and soft to the touch. Decorative throw pillows not only add color and dimension to your space but can be comfy and supportive when you are lounging and cuddling as well. Decorative pillows are a great way to change up the look and feel of your space easily and

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012