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The word ulfa, closeness, in oxblood felt with its vowel marks on a pale pink felt panel, between sprigs of green felt leaves, on an oxblood ground, with felt rosettes.
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Ulfa with Leaves

No. 30 of 50 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe word ulfa, closeness, in oxblood felt with its vowel marks on a pale pink felt panel, between sprigs of green felt leaves, on an oxblood ground, with felt rosettes.

What it meansUlfa means closeness, familiarity and affection between people: the ease of those who love one another.

Where it worksWarm for a family room, a dining room or a newlywed home.

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