Aleta Critchley Art
“Lavender Farm” Hand Painted Earrings 2 inch
“Lavender Farm” Hand Painted Earrings 2 inch
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You can almost smell the fresh lavender! These earrings are not just accessories, they are mini masterpieces that you can wear with pride. Each pair is crafted from birch wood that is delicately painted with stunning designs and shades inspired by nature and landscapes. This pair is based on a lavender farm in Sequim, Washington. No two pairs are alike, so you can be sure that your earrings are one of a kind. The earrings are painted with acrylic paint and coated with a durable finish to keep them looking fresh and fabulous. They are light weight and easy to wear, so you can rock them all day long. Whether you want to add some flair to your casual outfit or impress your friends with your unique taste, these hand painted wooden earrings are the ideal choice for you. Don’t miss this chance to own your own wearable piece of art.
Size: 2.17 inches long and .11 inches thick
Materials: Stainless Steel hooks
Birch Wood Earring
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