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blue chest dresser Blue and White Hand-Painted Floral Chest of Drawers | Luxury Handmade Dresser

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blue chest dresser Blue and White Hand-Painted Floral Chest of Drawers | Luxury Handmade DresserThis elegant chest of drawers features a hand painted blue and white floral design with intricate detailing. It has three spacious drawers with stylish handles, perfect for adding both storage and a touch of classic charm to any room. Key Features: Hand painted floral design in blue and white Three spacious drawers for ample storage Sturdy wooden construction Elegant brass drawer knobs Perfect for bedrooms, living rooms, or entryways Uses: Bedroom

This elegant chest of drawers features a hand-painted blue and white floral design with intricate detailing. It has three spacious drawers with stylish handles, perfect for adding both storage and a touch of classic charm to any room.

✨ Key Features:

  • Hand-painted floral design in blue and white
  • Three spacious drawers for ample storage
  • Sturdy wooden construction
  • Elegant brass drawer knobs
  • Perfect for bedrooms, living rooms, or entryways

✩ Uses:

  • Bedroom storage
  • Living room organization
  • Entryway console
  • Decorative furniture piece

🛠️ Materials:

Wood, hand-painted finish, brass

👩‍🎨 Available in Bone, Bone-like (no bone used) & Mother of Pearl (MOP). Each piece has been handcrafted over several weeks using ethically sourced Bone/Mother of Pearl. Artisans delicately carve and inlay each piece by hand, then finish with colored resin for a flawless look.

🚚 Shipping & Handling:

  • ⏳ Handling Time: 2-3 weeks (worth the wait!)
  • 📦 Shipping Time: 3-7 business days
  • 🛡️ Packaging: Wooden ply box with foam protection

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  • 🔄 Free replacement for severely damaged items
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👃 Note: A subtle natural scent may be present initially (from premium materials) and will fade with normal ventilation.

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  • 🔹If your product arrives damaged beyond repair, we will provide a replacement at no additional cost.
  • 🔹If the damage is minor and repairable, we will refund the full repair amount.
  • 🔹If a replacement is not possible, we will issue a 100% refund.
  • 🔹You must contact us within 2 days of receiving your item to report any damage. Claims beyond 2 days are not acceptable, as minor wear over time is expected.
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🔹As all our products are made-to-order and then shipped, returns are not possible. Please review the product details carefully before placing an order.

🎨 Handmade Variations:

  • 🔹All our products are 100% handmade, meaning slight variations in patterns, colors, and textures may occur.
  • 🔹Orders with custom colors or sizes may have pattern variations due to scaling adjustments.
  • 🔹These natural differences do not indicate defects but rather confirm the authenticity and uniqueness of your handmade piece.

Non-Standard Shipping: We provide free worldwide shipping unless it is a remote location. For remote location, we request a little extra amount to get it delivered to your location. We appreciate your support for artisan craftsmanship and look forward to bringing timeless elegance into your space! ✨

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