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Emily the Strange Red Patchwork Cat Plush

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Original Emily the Strange-Plush mit einem einzigartigen roten, schwarzen und grauen Patchwork-Katzen-Design, perfekt für Fans der ikonischen Gothic-Charakterfigur. Ein tolles Sammlerstück, ideal zur Ausstellung, für Sammlungen oder als Geschenk für jeden Emily the Strange-Enthusiasten. ✨ In gutem Zustand, wie auf den Fotos zu sehen. 🏷️ Originalprodukt.

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