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Juvale 50 Pack Artificial Cherries, Plastic Fake Faux Fruit for Home Kitchen Decor, 1 in, Red

Juvale 50 Pack Artificial Cherries, Plastic Fake Faux Fruit for Home Kitchen Decor, 1 in, Red
Store: Target
Last Price: 10.99 USD

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Package Includes 50 Piece Fake Fruit Cherries, Artificial Lifelike Fruit for Still Life Paintings x 1 Item Description 50 Piece Fake Fruit Cherries, Artificial Lifelike Fruit for Still Life Paintings Juvale Fake Fruit Cherries - 50 Piece Artificial Fruit Decorations, Fake Fruit Decoration Still Life Paintings, Storefront, Kitchen Decor, Red ARTIFICIAL CHERRIES: This 50 piece set of artificial cherries will work great as a realistic prop on your film set, or as inspiration for a decorative still life painting! USEFUL: Ideal for home decoration, storefront adornment or for use as photography props EYE-CATCHING: Super realistic detail ensures these cherries won't look out of place on a film set or as an artistic prop DURABLE FOAM MATERIAL: These artificial cherries have been constructed using a durable Polyurethane foam material for a more sturdy approach to artificial fruit decorations DIMENSIONS: Each cherry measures 1 Inch wide. Choking hazard. Keep away from children. Looking for an almost-real, artificial fruit that makes you want to take a bite? This 50 piece set of artificial cherries will work great as a realistic prop on your film set, or as inspiration for a decorative still life painting! Ideal for home decoration, storefront adornment or for use as photography props. Super realistic detail ensures these cherries won't look out of place on a film set or as an artistic prop. These artificial cherries have been constructed using a durable Polyurethane foam material for a more lasting approach to artificial fruit decorations. Product names are trademark of listed manufacturer or other owners, and are not trademarks of eForCity Corp. The manufacturer does not necessarily endorse use of these products.

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