• Natural Rattan Palm Tree Hooks in entryway of a home
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  • Close up of artisan made natural rattan palm tree hooks
  • The back of a row of rattan palm tree hooks
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  • Close up details of hand woven rattan palm tree hook
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Rattan Palm Tree Hooks

Rattan Palm Tree Hooks

A distinctive blend of natural aesthetics and functional design for a unique addition to your space.

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Carved in the form of a palm tree, each hook brings both texture and function to the wall.

Crafted from natural rattan, the design pairs utility with artisan detail; whether holding keys, accessories, or simply serving as a sculptural accent.

More than storage, it’s a piece that layers character into everyday spaces.

CHARACTERISTICS

  • Features 5 Hooks under 5 Palm Trees
  • Material: Rattan
  • Length: 52cm
  • Hook Depth: 5cm
  • Palm Tree Height: 29cm (highest palm tree)
  • Crafted by: Artisans in Indonesia

Handing tip: These can be hung on either end, or for lighter objects, by a small single hook in the middle

CARE

  • Dust with a soft duster or, wipe down with a soft clean damp cloth
  • Avoid direct sunlight as the Rattan may fade over time 
  • Recommended Indoor Use

Please note: Each piece is influenced by the artisans hand-crafted processes, and as such, slight variations may occur - adding to their unique artisanal character and knowing no two pieces are alike.

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