Magnet/Ornament - Bear Colorado Rocky Mountains
Watercolor artful depiction of a bear on a stoneware ornament and magnet! Colorado Rocky Mountain text included
Dimension: 4"w x 4"h
Materials: stoneware
*Neck Wrap - Unscented Mauve Garden Party
Measures 26" x 4" and comes boxed.
Features a removable cotton cover that is machine washable.
Handmade in Portland, Oregon.
Pouch - Language of Flowers
Cavallini & Co. Vintage Pouch feature beautiful, colorful vintage images of flowers.
These bags are lined and have gusseted bottoms to stand on their own.
6 x 8.75 inch
Tea Towel - Vintage Cats
Add some color to your kitchen with these beautiful tea towels made of 100% natural cotton.
Soft, absorbent and perfect for any kitchen. Featuring a convenient hanging loop made of cotton twill and packaged in a muslin drawstring bag.
Box - Mushroom Small Bristlecone Pine
Mushroom shaped box carved from Bristlecone Pine. The top comes off and the inside is lined with a soft felt material to keep your possessions in good condition. A unique and special gift the nature lover in your life!
Box - 3" 1 Bristlecone Pine w/ Turquoise
A unique box made by the Bristlecone Pine Co. in San Luis Valley, Colorado. This natural design box measures appx 6 1/4" tall by 6 1/4" wide by 5 3/4". Two felt lined sections to the pull out the single drawer with genuine Turquoise. Each piece is unique
Box - 3-1 Bristlecone Pine Heart
A beautiful and unique box made by the Bristlecone Pine Co. in Romeo, CO. This natural design box measures 6 1/4" tall by 6 1/4" wide by 5 3/4". There are two felt lined sections to the pull out the single drawer. Each piece is different than the next!
Box - 3" 2 Bristlecone Pine
This two-drawer box is sculpted from a single solid trunk of ancient Bristlecone Pine. Each piece was uniquely formed to preserve the natural contours, knots, and bark edge of the wood, creating a one-of-a-kind organic silhouette.
Coaster Set - Bristlecone Pine S/4
Bristlecone Pine Drink Coasters, set of 4
Handmade in USA
Rustic wooden coasters from high in the Rocky Mountains
100's of Years old, Bristlecone Pine is one of the oldest trees on earth!
Harvested Bristlecone Pine burned over by Fires in 1880's
