Ashnam Reflective Resting Pose Abstract Human Showpiece - Rust Iron, 19 Cm

Ashnam Reflective Resting Pose Abstract Human Showpiece - Rust Iron, 19 Cm

Marsoni

M251S

$1495.00

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Ashnam Reflective Resting Pose Abstract Human Showpiece - Rust Iron, 19 CmCompact yet deeply expressive, this 19 cm sculpture features a figure resting in a reflective pose. The rust iron finish highlights its elegant contours, while the abstract design invites viewers to pause and ponder its artistic depth. Its small size makes it an ideal accent for desks, shelves, or bedside tables, offering a touch of quiet sophistication to your decor. Perfect as a thoughtful gift or a personal keepsake, it resonates with introspection

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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2025