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Blue Hydrangea Botanical Scallop Shell Trinket Dish & Ring Dish
Blue Hydrangea Botanical Scallop Shell Trinket Dish & Ring Dish
Regular price
$28.00 USD
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$28.00 USD
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Handmade scallop shell trinket dish featuring detailed blue hydrangea blooms and leafy green stems scattered across a creamy white background. This hydrangea botanical design and hand-painted gold edge is a beautiful accent for coastal, cottage, grandmillennial, or traditional interiors. Use it as a ring dish, jewelry holder, bedside catchall, vanity accent, or small decorative display. It also makes a thoughtful housewarming, hostess, birthday, bridal shower or "something blue" gift for the bride.
Perfect for:
• Holding rings, earrings, and other small jewelry
• Styling a bedside table, vanity, dresser, or entryway
• Adding a handmade accent to coastal or traditional interiors
• Gifting for birthdays, housewarmings, bridal occasions, or holidays
Details:
• Genuine natural scallop shell
• Carefully cleaned, painted, and decoupaged by hand
• Sealed with a glossy finish for added durability and longevity
• Approximately 4x4 inches
• Lightweight and decorative
• Handmade in Chicago
Because every scallop shell is naturally formed, its shape, texture, and markings are completely unique. You will receive the exact shell shown in the photographs.
Perfect for:
• Holding rings, earrings, and other small jewelry
• Styling a bedside table, vanity, dresser, or entryway
• Adding a handmade accent to coastal or traditional interiors
• Gifting for birthdays, housewarmings, bridal occasions, or holidays
Details:
• Genuine natural scallop shell
• Carefully cleaned, painted, and decoupaged by hand
• Sealed with a glossy finish for added durability and longevity
• Approximately 4x4 inches
• Lightweight and decorative
• Handmade in Chicago
Because every scallop shell is naturally formed, its shape, texture, and markings are completely unique. You will receive the exact shell shown in the photographs.
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