Cutlery with name tag and St. John's wort berries

Image ID:	11088352
License type:	Rights Managed
Photographer:	© living4media / Schindler, Martina

Rights:	This image is available for exclusive uses upon request
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Location:	Studio Shot,

Print size:	approx. 11.38 × 17.07 inch at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to Ledger (11” × 17”)

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Wreathed in Smiles

11088349 | © living4media / Schindler, Martina | 16 images

Tiny wreaths for personal greetings for the holidays

Small is beautiful. These tiny wreaths are made of berries and stay fresh and pretty throughout the holiday season. Use them to enhance table settings or hang individually or in groups on windows and from light fixtures. It’s a merry way to greet the season.

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