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Mother-of-Pearl Coconut Catchall

Ocean Origins

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$19.90

A natural coconut-shell catchall with a nacre interior for keys, jewelry, coins and small treasures.

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Two natural materials meet again: coconut shell retains the earthy texture of the land, while the shell lining catches the light in small fragments of ocean color. A place for keys, jewelry, coins and other small objects.

Symbolism

Earth Meets Ocean: coconut shell comes from the land, shell from the sea. Their natural irregularities give each piece its own character.

Care and Material Notes

Natural coconut shells vary in shape and size. Small chips may occur in the hand-cut shell pieces and are a normal material characteristic. Food-contact safety has not been confirmed; this piece is presented as a catchall.

Care instructions

Natural coconut shell varies in shape and size; small irregularities from hand-cut shell are normal. Food-contact safety has not been provided, so the item is not presented as tableware.

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Natural nacre variations

Where natural nacre is used, its tone, grain and iridescence vary with the material and viewing angle. Each surface may differ from the photographs.

Processing & shipping

Processing time has not been specified for this creation. Please confirm with us before ordering.

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Returns & damages

For return eligibility or an item damaged in transit, please contact us and consult the current returns information. No return window is stated here until the policy is confirmed.

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Mother-of-pearl inlay being arranged by hand

WHAT IS LUODIAN?

Light, shaped by hand.

Luodian is Chinese mother-of-pearl inlay: shell is selected, cut and arranged into a surface. Its shifting light comes from the material; its composition comes from the artisan.

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