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I was doing some home shopping the other day when I spotted these beautiful giclee prints of original paintings by American artist Anne Harwell at Peacocks and Paisleys, a home accessories and furnishings boutique located in Shuwaikh close to Al Tilal Complex. One print featured a colored background with the classic Chanel Coco bottle painted in painstaking detail, and the other print featured a classic and beautiful chair and some lifestyle coffee table books. They'd make such a great gift idea for someone who appreciates pretty little things and they're very budget friendly as their prices range between KD 21 and KD 25. Or you can buy a bunch of them and have them decorating your empty wall to add some character.


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