Blue colour dokra necklace
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“এখানে সব রকমের হাতের তৈরী গয়না পাওয়া যায়। ফেব্রিক, ডোকরা, পাটের, বীজের, ব্রাসের, এমব্রয়ডারি, ক্রোশেট, কুন্দন, কাঠের, অক্সাইডস। নেকপিস, কানের দুল, চুড়ি, আংটি। সব ধরণের গয়না পাওয়া যাবে। Customised Avai...”
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