20" Natural and Ivory Polka Dot Cotton Throw Pillow With Pompoms and Texture

Marsoni

M251S

$33.99

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20" Natural and Ivory Polka Dot Cotton Throw Pillow With Pompoms and TextureUnique and decorative, this comfortable 20 inch natural and ivory polka dot cotton throw pillow with pompoms and texture will leave a lasting impression. This soft and durable decorative pillow is expertly made of high grade, long lasting cotton in a natural and ivory coloration. This soft polyfill filled pillow not only is decorative but made to be comfy and cozy all day long. For anyone that loves to decorate or accent their space with color and

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