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Sleeping in a fairy tale story is every girl to dream off. This jewelry organizer bed with Victorian canopy style let's your jewelries fulfill your dreams. Embellish it with your earrings, necklaces, bracelets or small items and keep your jewelries free of messy tangles. Save space and display them with this vintage jewelry display rack. Each piece is handmade. A great alternative storage organizer to a jewelry box on the chest, dresser or bathroom counter. Color: Black *Jewelry not included. Due to monitor variations colors may appear slightly different.*Dimension: 6" H x 4" W x 2" D / Bed basket: 1" H x 3.75" W x 2" D

This box is decorated by hand burned carved and painted patterns on the top and sides. It is decorated with a beautiful Blooming Plum Tree. About EWOB: Polish boxes are made in the mysterious region of the Tatra Mountains, discovered by the nineteenth century poets and pronounced a fairyland of legends, miracles and natural wonders. In today's world of mass production, finely handcrafted boxes bring, along with their grace, the charm and passion of human imagination. The prime finish of the interior compartments assures the proper aura for memorabilia, treasures and jewelry. Besides being practical and functional, Polish boxes bring the joy of elegant artwork to home interiors and everyday life. Each box has its own, unique personality that casts an aura of mystery and invokes a fantasy of hidden treasures, spiritual potentiality and a feeling of distinction. Enchanted World of Boxes was founded by two Bohemians who were dreaming how they can make the world a better place. Teresa Witkowska was an artist, freshly graduated from the Academy of Fine Art in Krakow. Chris Kowalski, her husband, was an everlasting student trying to uncover the secrets of the universe in various academic disciples and at different universities. In 1989, when the company was founded, Teresa was painting beautiful oils on canvas and Chris was PhD student at the Department of Anthropology at Harvard. And one day, after many tries, they discovered the existence of a parallel universe, where hard work and a lot of creativity can actually pay the bills and make other people happy. This parallel universe was called Enchanted World of Boxes.

The Layla jewelry box is designed for the modern era with the clean, streamlined look of contemporary furnishings. Lift lid to find a mirror and two large divided sections plus six equal sections. Dividers in drawers keep things neat and tidy. Three necklace hooks in each side door. A tassel key lock keeps things secure. Hand-lined with ivory sueded fabric.

Fine Indian jewelry will, of course, need to be nestled on equally beautiful cases. A traditional yet always charming way to treasure those jewelry pieces is through jewelry boxes. These wooden Indian jewelry boxes are designed and made by the same hands of highly skilled craftsmen who are constantly acclaimed for their intricate designs and woodwork used for the printing of Indian sarees, which are garments worn around the waist.The process of carving the wooden blocks for the art of the handblock printer is, indeed, a special skill. Most artisans, who design and construct these blocks for printers, are keen carvers as well. They have mastered the art of carving and the use of brass and wood in order to fashion the wooden blocks and to print lines and motifs.There is a small town situated near Delhi, called Pulkhua, which pays tribute to the rich and dynamic culture of its region by using local wood for its products, be it door knobs, wooden blocks, tabletop accessories, lampshades, doorways, and even murals. Not only do these artists carve the wood into intricate and almost lifelike floral patterns, or even edgy geometric designs, but they also chisel finer patterns which are inlaid with some brass wire. They may also inlay the carved wood with bone chips and white metal for a more ethnic look.Therefore, a lot of work goes into these beautiful jewelry boxes. They are to be treasured just as much as the gems and stones they keep.

Fine Indian jewelry will, of course, need to be nestled on equally beautiful cases. A traditional yet always charming way to treasure those jewelry pieces is through jewelry boxes. These wooden Indian jewelry boxes are designed and made by the same hands of highly skilled craftsmen who are constantly acclaimed for their intricate designs and woodwork used for the printing of Indian sarees, which are garments worn around the waist. The process of carving the wooden blocks for the art of the handblock printer is, indeed, a special skill. Most artisans, who design and construct these blocks for printers, are keen carvers as well. They have mastered the art of carving and the use of brass and wood in order to fashion the wooden blocks and to print lines and motifs. There is a small town situated near Delhi, called Pulkhua, which pays tribute to the rich and dynamic culture of its region by using local wood for its products, be it door knobs, wooden blocks, tabletop accessories, lampshades, doorways, and even murals. Not only do these artists carve the wood into intricate and almost lifelike floral patterns, or even edgy geometric designs, but they also chisel finer patterns which are inlaid with some brass wire. They may also inlay the carved wood with bone chips and white metal for a more ethnic look. Therefore, a lot of work goes into these beautiful jewelry boxes. They are to be treasured just as much as the gems and stones they keep.

This item makes for a beautiful Christmas gift for its utility and decorative appeal This Sheesham wood box is delicately as well as intricately carved with a careful brass inlay work on the top. It is Eco friendly in nature and besides being a very useful, multi purpose item, it also makes for a unique standalone decorative item. An Interesting and Unique item for Christmas gifting

A special hinged box for a gentleman's cufflinks, desk accessories or mementos from world travels. This linden wood world map box is exquisitely hand-carved of linden wood and hand-painted by using traditional techniques. Hand Carved Dark Wood Polish Jewelry Keepsake Box. Made of beautiful dark wood and lined with soft red velvet. This box is a perfect stand alone gift or perfect to put that special something in. Perfect gift for a Man that is hard to find the right gift. Polish boxes are made in the mysterious region of the Tatra Mountains, discovered by the nineteenth century poets and pronounced a fairyland of legends, miracles and natural wonders. In today's world of mass production, finely handcrafted boxes bring, along with their grace, the charm and passion of human imagination. The prime finish of the interior compartments assures the proper aura for memorabilia, treasures and jewelry. Besides being practical and functional, Polish boxes bring the joy of elegant artwork to home interiors and everyday life. Each box has its own, unique personality that casts an aura of mystery and invokes a fantasy of hidden treasures, spiritual potentiality and a feeling of distinction.

Fine Indian jewelry will, of course, need to be nestled on equally beautiful cases. A traditional yet always charming way to treasure those jewelry pieces is through jewelry boxes. These wooden Indian jewelry boxes are designed and made by the same hands of highly skilled craftsmen who are constantly acclaimed for their intricate designs and woodwork used for the printing of Indian sarees, which are garments worn around the waist.The process of carving the wooden blocks for the art of the handblock printer is, indeed, a special skill. Most artisans, who design and construct these blocks for printers, are keen carvers as well. They have mastered the art of carving and the use of brass and wood in order to fashion the wooden blocks and to print lines and motifs.There is a small town situated near Delhi, called Pulkhua, which pays tribute to the rich and dynamic culture of its region by using local wood for its products, be it door knobs, wooden blocks, tabletop accessories, lampshades, doorways, and even murals. Not only do these artists carve the wood into intricate and almost lifelike floral patterns, or even edgy geometric designs, but they also chisel finer patterns which are inlaid with some brass wire. They may also inlay the carved wood with bone chips and white metal for a more ethnic look. Therefore, a lot of work goes into these beautiful jewelry boxes. They are to be treasured just as much as the gems and stones they keep.

Emerald May Birthstone Sterling Silver Necklace and Earring Set. Sleek, smooth, sophisticated. Emerald long has been cherished, since 4000 BC when it was actively traded at the earliest know gem market in Babylon. This stunning necklace with pendent and matching earring set is handmade. The Emerald looking crystal is a deep green and set in .925 sterling silver. The silver is rhodium plated and tarnish free. Necklace measures: 16" and Dangle Earring Measures: 2.0" Length. The set come complete in a Bucasi gift box. Exclusively from Bucasi. Great Gift and Price!

This box is decorated with a Sign of the Fish or Jesus Fish symbols on top and has a hand carved design on the sides. This box is wonderful as a standalone gift but would also make any jewelry present even more special. Ichthys (more commonly spelt Ichthus, or sometimes Ikhthus, from Greek: ?????, capitalized ????? or ????C) is the ancient and classical Greek word for "fish". In English it refers to a symbol consisting of two intersecting arcs, the ends of the right side extending beyond the meeting point so as to resemble the profile of a fish, used by Early Christians as a secret symbol[1] and now known colloquially as the "sign of the fish" or the "Jesus fish." Fish are mentioned and given symbolic meaning several times in the Gospels. Several of Jesus' twelve disciples were fishermen. He commissions them with the words "I will make you fishers of men". About EWOB: Enchanted World of Boxes was founded by two Bohemians who were dreaming how they can make the world a better place. Teresa Witkowska was an artist, freshly graduated from the Academy of Fine Art in Krakow. Chris Kowalski, her husband, was an everlasting student trying to uncover the secrets of the universe in various academic disciples and at different universities. In 1989, when the company was founded, Teresa was painting beautiful oils on canvas and Chris was PhD student at the Department of Anthropology at Harvard. And one day, after many tries, they discovered the existence of a parallel universe, where hard work and a lot of creativity can actually pay the bills and make other people happy. This parallel universe was called Enchanted World of Boxes.