Skull Print Spirit Board

Name: Skull Print Spirit Board
Brand: Witch, Please!
SKU: S03720163
Price: 19.99 GBP
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This skull print spirit board features a striking gothic design, making it a standout addition to any collection of mystical or occult items. The board is adorned with a detailed skull print, giving it a unique and atmospheric appearance. Each print spirit board comes in a specially designed box and includes easy-to-follow instructions for use. Crafted as part of the Cabinet of Curiosities range, this skull print spirit board is intended for those interested in spiritual exploration and is not suitable as a toy.

Material Cork

Dimensions Height 1.2cm x Width 39cm x Depth 31cm

Barcode 5055581686674

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