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Send to a friendSet of Three Handcrafted Hare-Shaped Leather Cable Ties, "Vivacious Hares"
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Delivery EstimateDon't let those cable tangles change your neat spaces! Thailand's Jitpanu and Sukrita handcraft a gorgeous set of three leather cable ties aimed at stopping your charger from causing more trouble. The accessories have a hare shape, adding a personalized touch to your items while representing good luck. On top of that, each little rabbit comes in a brown, red or burgundy hue, and all are equipped with a brass snap closure.
- 15 grams
- 0.53 oz
- Each: 5 cm H x 4.8 cm W x 2 cm D
- Each: 2" H x 1.9" W x 0.8" D
- Open: 9.6 cm L x 4.8 cm W
- Open: 3.8" L x 1.9" W
- Leather, brass fixtures
- Clean with a soft, dry cloth
- Features a snap closure
- Genuine leather may naturally show subtle marks, scratches or wrinkles
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Made in Thailand.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Thailand
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- Free Gift Wrap? Yes
- Premium Gift Wrap? Yes
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Stephanie
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09/19/2023
"Unique cord holders"
I bought as a gift for someone who enjoys bunnies. They have put these cord holders to good use and enjoy the unique shape.
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Vibrant Bunnies, Set of Three Handmade Bunny-Themed Leather Cable Ties
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- This was a gift for: Brother
- Occasion: get well soon
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