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- Re-used probes
Size: approx. 18 cm x 14 cm
Material: Made in two layers - outside 100% polyester, inside 100% cotton
Washable: recommended at 60 ° C
unlimited reusableVolume discount available (from 3 pieces)
- For hygienic reasons, the masks are usually sent separately to other textiles -8,90 € VAT included - Re-used probes
Size: approx. 18 cm x 14 cm
Material: Made in two layers - outside 100% polyester, inside 100% cotton
Washable: recommended at 60 ° C
unlimited reusableVolume discount available (from 3 pieces)
- For hygienic reasons, the masks are usually sent separately to other textiles -8,90 € VAT included - Re-used probes
Size: approx. 18 cm x 14 cm
Material: Made in two layers - outside 100% polyester, inside 100% cotton
Washable: recommended at 60 ° C
unlimited reusableVolume discount available (from 3 pieces)
- For hygienic reasons, the masks are usually sent separately to other textiles -
8,90 € VAT included - Re-used probes
Size: approx. 18 cm x 14 cm
Material: Made in two layers - outside 100% polyester, inside 100% cotton
Washable: recommended at 60 ° C
unlimited reusableVolume discount available (from 3 pieces)
- For hygienic reasons, the masks are usually sent separately to other textiles -8,90 € VAT included -
The wolf always played an important role in the life of the Lakota Indians. He was both a threat and a wise totem animal. There was a wolf cult called “Šung'manitu”, to which special priests and medicine men belonged and whose ritual robes included a wolf's fur under which the cult member could hide. The legends of the Lakota Indians also reflect the meaning [...]
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The wolf always played an important role in the life of the Lakota Indians. He was both a threat and a wise totem animal. There was a wolf cult called “Šung'manitu”, to which special priests and medicine men belonged and whose ritual robes included a wolf's fur under which the cult member could hide. The legends of the Lakota Indians also reflect the meaning [...]
70,00 € VAT included -
The wolf always played an important role in the life of the Lakota Indians. He was both a threat and a wise totem animal. There was a wolf cult called “Šung'manitu”, to which special priests and medicine men belonged and whose ritual robes included a wolf's fur under which the cult member could hide. The legends of the Lakota Indians also reflect the meaning [...]
70,00 € VAT included