Embroidered Fabric Pigeon Decoration John Henry Henshall The Telegraph building was the

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Embroidered Fabric Pigeon Decoration John Henry Henshall The Telegraph building was theHandmade using traditional techniques, this pigeon decoration is inspired by the streets of London. Measures 10m x 5cm. Handmade from fabric. Fair trade.