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  • 17:52, 15 October 2025 Alfredo talk contribs deleted page Why The Peacock Chair Still Rules Interiors Today (Spam: content was: "Why the Peacock Chair Still Rules Interiors Today<br><br>The Peacock Chair is not just furniture. With its dramatic woven crown, it has become a cultural symbol. Once linked to colonial roots, the chair later was redefined as a radical statement. <br><br>ORIGINS AND CRAFTSMANSHIP<br><br>The Peacock Chair was first crafted in Southeast Asia. During its first wave o...", and the only contributor was "WyattDew036" ([[User talk:WyattDew03...)
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