This handmade string of fish are perfect for your summer displays. Use them on peg shelves, hooks, bookshelves, coffee bars, or other display areas! Approximate dimensions: each fish measures 5”w x 2.5”h overall string...
These handmade fish are perfect for your summer displays. Use them on tiered trays, bookshelves, coffee bars, or other display areas! Available as a stand alone shelf sitter or on a dowel...
These handmade flowers are perfect for your summer displays. Use them on tiered trays, bookshelves, coffee bars, or other display areas! Available as a stand alone shelf sitter or on a dowel...
These handmade octopus are perfect for your summer displays. Use them on tiered trays, bookshelves, coffee bars, or other display areas! Available as a stand alone shelf sitter or on a dowel...
These handmade seahorses are perfect for your summer displays. Use them on tiered trays, bookshelves, coffee bars, or other display areas! Available as a stand alone shelf sitter or on a dowel...
These handmade shells are perfect for your summer displays. Use them on tiered trays, bookshelves, coffee bars, or other display areas! Available as a stand alone shelf sitter or on a dowel...
These handmade turtles are perfect for your summer displays. Use them on tiered trays, bookshelves, coffee bars, or other display areas! Available as a stand alone shelf sitter or on a dowel...
White Star Bucket 4“ diameter x 4” h thrse buckets are perfect to use to put plants in, add flags for patriotic holidays, use in coastal decor with shells, or...
Primitive USA Flag Traditional White colors are a primitive / stained look for a vintage feel made of NYLON - not cloth - so could be used outdoors measures 36x60 ...
Betsy Ross Primitive Flag Traditional White colors are a primitive / stained look for a vintage feel made of NYLON - not cloth - so could be used outdoors measures 36x60...
Metal Star - Multiple Sizes and Colors sizes include 4”, 8”, 12” and feature different distressing and colors for each size. These can be hung on a wall or used...
