Riletese Dad Grave Decorations for Cemetery - Cardinal Heart Memorial Plaque Stake for Father Cemetery Grave Marker for Humans Remembrance Gift for Loss of Dad

Riletese Dad Grave Decorations for Cemetery - Cardinal Heart Memorial Plaque Stake for Father Cemetery Grave Marker for Humans Remembrance Gift for Loss of Dad

약 339,835원
$231.60 환율 $1 = ₩1,467
아마존에서 확인·구매
해외직접배송 · 관세·배송비 별도 미국 낙타 가격이력
역대 최저
약 322,667원
$219.90
2026-06-09
역대 최고
약 339,835원
$231.60
2026-06-13
평균가
약 332,967원
$226.92

달러 가격을 현재 환율 $1 = ₩1,467 (2026-07-28 기준)로 환산한 원화입니다.

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아마존 달러(USD) 가격을 각 날짜의 환율로 원화 환산해 표시합니다. 현재 환율 $1 = ₩1,467 (2026-07-28 기준)

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상품 특징

  • Heavenly Messenger Cardinal: The vibrant red cardinal is a powerful symbol that loved ones are near. Adorned with a detailed cardinal and heart shape, this plaque serves as a comforting presence, helping ease the grief of loss with its elegant design
  • Specifications and Materials: Precision-cut from high-quality metal, this heart-shaped plaque measures 11.8" x 8.3". The elongated stake allows for deep soil insertion, ensuring stability in cemetery grass. The black finish makes the "Dad" text easy to read
  • Thickened Iron Construction: Forget flimsy markers that bend in the wind. Our memorial stake is crafted from premium iron with a rust-resistant coating. Designed for outdoors, it stays securely anchored through rain and snow without fading or losing its shape
  • Thoughtful Sympathy Gift: Finding the right words for a grieving friend is hard. This cardinal dad grave decoration is a meaningful condolence gift for anyone mourning a father. Perfect for funeral tributes, anniversaries, or a backyard memorial garden
  • Versatile Remembrance Decor: More than just a grave marker, it functions as a headstone alternative or a touching garden stake. Whether at a burial site or under a favorite tree, it creates a lasting tribute that honors your father’s memory with dignity