Taza piscis + constelación

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Peso 0,370 kg
Alto

9,7 cm

Capacidad Máxima

11 oz ≈ 325 ml

Color

Blanco

Grosor

3 mm

Material

Cerámica

Medidas

Ø8,2 cm

Importante

Resistentes al lavavajillas y al microondas.

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¡Hola, Piscis! Sumérgete en la esencia mágica de tu signo con nuestra Taza de Cerámica en color blanco, diseñada para reflejar la inigualable creatividad y profundidad que caracteriza a los nacidos bajo este signo.

En un lado de la taza, tu nombre, “PISCIS”, se presenta en un estilo acuático que evoca la fluidez y la intuición que te son tan características. Justo debajo, la imagen del símbolo de Piscis te conecta con el elemento agua, representando tu conexión espiritual y emocional con el mundo.

Gira la taza y descubre la constelación de Piscis, un viaje celestial que refleja tu naturaleza soñadora y tu capacidad para explorar las profundidades del universo emocional. Cada estrella es un recordatorio de tu conexión única con la vastedad del cosmos.

La taza, resistente al lavavajillas y al microondas, ha sido diseñada para adaptarse a tu ritmo de vida versátil. Cada sorbo de tu bebida favorita se convierte en un viaje a las profundidades de tu ser, recordándote la riqueza de tu mundo interior.

Que esta taza sea tu compañera en tus momentos de reflexión y creatividad. Que cada sorbo te inspire a explorar las aguas de la imaginación y a sumergirte en las profundidades de tus emociones.

Así que, Piscis, que esta taza sea tu recordatorio diario de la belleza de tus aguas interiores y de la infinita inspiración que fluye en tu alma. 🌊🌌

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