The Fish “Wrasse”
| Material | Anhydrite |
|---|---|
| Size | |
| Size (total of 3 dimensions) | S (200-500 mm) |
The fish is a symbol of abundance, wealth, fertility and harmony.
The sculpture will match any office or home interior.
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