Visual effects balancing fish
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Material: Canvas painting
medium: acrylic
Dual fish is an auspicious symbol for residence and a symbolic expression of prosperity and wealth. A perfect balance is created at that place. Just to maintain calmness in water bodies. Shows mutual understanding and maintains sanctity. This is lightweight and has an anchor on the back side to hang on walls and corridors.
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