Κουτί με κολλημένο ήλιο
€190,00
Κουτί με κολλημένο ήλιο 10Χ5εκ
Description
Aurora Collection
The word Aurora [ Avgi ] is derived from the name of the Ancient Greek goddess of the dawn Aurora who travelled from east to west announcing the coming of the Sun [ Helios ]. Auroras are brilliant ribbons of light weaving across Earth’s nothern or southern polar regions. Each piece of this collection is inspired by the mesmerizing dance of the Northern Lights and reflects the enchanting hues of the celestial display.
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