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Bowl de porcelana negro Kujaku 12.5 x 9.5 x 4.5 cm taza vidrio convirtiéndola en un accesorio imprescindible

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Bowl de porcelana negro Kujaku 12.5 x 9.5 x 4.5 cm taza vidrio convirtiéndola en un accesorio imprescindible convirtiéndola en un accesorio imprescindible para tu bar juices and fruit juices or any other type of drink disponible en precio de mayoreo es la elección ideal para restaurantes y eventos que busca fusionar calidad y sofisticación en cada servicio 5 cm Capacidad 150 ml Peso 160 gr Color Negro Resistencia Alta Acabado Brillante Variación de color Homogénea Elaboración Industrial Recomendaciones de uso Todo tipo de alimentos Formato de venta 6 pz Piezas por caja 12 pz Producto resurtible Si

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