TRIPLE SEA STONE WALL HOOK | Sturdy, Trendy, Hand Crafted Wood and Sea Polished Rock Coat Hooks | UncommonGoods

TRIPLE SEA STONE WALL HOOK | Sturdy, Trendy, Hand Crafted Wood and Sea Polished Rock Coat Hooks | UncommonGoods
For each stone "harvested" another rough quarry stone is "planted" in its place. In the same spirit, for each tree used for the backplates, ten times the number of trees are planted to conserve the future of our forests. Comes with mounting hardware for installation. Can be hung vertically or horizontally. Made in New Hampshire.
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