Jaraja Hand Carved Mango Wood 6x4' Photo Frame

Name: Jaraja Hand Carved Mango Wood 6x4' Photo Frame
Brand: Paper High
SKU: 258525
Price: 11.48 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

A wonderfully ornate carved leaf design mango wood photo frame.

£11.48Was~~£22.95~~

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About this product

Description

This beautiful photo frame is decorated with hand carved floral details, with a polished finish to bring out the natural beauty of the sustainable mango wood. Fill it with your favourite 6×4 inch photo or share it with a loved one for a thoughtful birthday, new home, or wedding gift.

This beautiful mango wood photo frame has been hand carved with an organic plant design and left with a natural finish to give a rustic feel to the frame.

All our beautiful frames are made from mango wood, one of the most sustainable woods known to man.

The frame comes with a glass window to display and protect the photograph behind. At the back is a stand so that you can display your photograph on e.g. a shelf. You can use the frame for both portrait or landscape pictures.

Variations

It has been designed to hold a 6x4 inch photograph. Standing only.

Due to the handmade nature of these products designs may slightly vary but loveliness comes as standard.

Made from

This product has been made by Noah’s Ark, a fantastic member of both the World Fair Trade Organisation (WFTO) and Fair Trade Forum India.

With their mission to commit themselves and the producer groups they work with to Fair Trade principles, their goal is to change the lives of grassroots artisans.

All our mango wood products are hand carved by WFTO accredited producers in India.

They are made entirely by hand using traditional skills handed down from generation to generation.

Mango trees have an extremely long life but eventually do stop bearing fruit and are replaced by younger trees. As India produces, by far, the most mangos in the world this results in a massive industry using one of the most sustainable woods known to man.