Style No. 92376763; Color Code: 010 A chunky coiled toothbrush holder. Ood is here to keep your teeth cleaning device safe in its curved embrace. It’s also great to hold pens, makeup brushes, anything similar to that size and shape, really! Ceramic stoneware Wipe clean with a damp cloth Designed, handmade, and shipped from Brooklyn, NY Dimensions Each piece is unique and varies slightly in size 4" L (D) x 3.5" W x 3.5" H
Material Ceramic
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Above: Ceramics by Miri Orenstein we have a bunch of mismatched mugs (like 2 of these and 2 of those and one weird one from when i was a university student etc) and the other day i said to Anton…
The octopus planter is a guardian of the sea that pulls its tentacles from the depths of the seabed to safeguard the treasures of the earth. These pots are ideal for small succulent plants or shoots! MULTI OCCASION: Gardening accessories, perfect for decoration, gardening, balcony, desk, bookshelf, dining table, living room, reception room and everywhere. It is suitable for small flowers and plants. Make a beautiful garden with your own style. PERFECT GIFT: This pot is very cute and beautiful, it is popular with people on a special day like Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Mother's Day or Valentine's Day, etc., it is a great gift for mothers, their friends, your wife, your sister or your daughter. Ideal for succulent beginners: Use these fun and colorful flower pots to deepen your interest. The wonderful experience begins with the cultivation of small succulents or cacti. CUTE DECORATION: The flower pot is suitable for indoors. Follow us in our store to know all our products or contact us to design new models for you. https://www.etsy.com/es/shop/Industrial3D Instagram: @industrial3dny You can get the 3D model and manufacture it yourself at the following link: https://www.etsy.com/es/listing/1034308027/octopus-planter-macetero-para-interior We are located in Queens, New York.
Works of ceramic artist and designer Tijana Djordjevic produced by hands in TIKILI studio, Belgrade, Serbia.
Ein Loch macht noch keine Schale, aber mehrere! Und wann freut man sich sonst schon mal über Löcher, die irgendwo drin sind.
