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I like to consider myself a master of tying knots thanks to my loyal rereading of the Ashley Book of Knots. And rope has long been one of my favourite things to collect, and I do have quite the collection. Start yours with this sweet little drawer pull in the monkey fist knot.
Designed in Australia, made in India
4cm high x 4cm wide. Bolt: 5L cm. 4.7mm thread diameter. Due to the hand-made nature of this product, dimensions may vary slightly.
Jute & iron. Jute finish will vary from piece to piece.
GOOD FOR | drawer knob, small cupboard knob, wall knob. WHERE TO USE | indoor
Threaded rod can be trimmed to size.
We recommend prolonging the life of the jute rope with Scotchgard. Do not leave wet clothes or towels over jute for long periods of time.
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