‘Nap & Roll’ Hand Engraved Napkin Holder In Mango Wood

SPECIFICATIONSART TYPE:Hand Engraved with Striped Pattern depicting Burnt Finish & Natural Wooden GrainsMATERIAL:Mango WoodDIMENSIONS:(L * W * H) = (8.0 * 7.0 * 3.4) InchCOLOUR:BrownPRODUCT WEIGHT:?330 gramsPACKAGE CONTENT:1 Napkin Holder, 1 StopperNOTE:- Does not come with the napkins as shown in the image.- As this product is handcrafted there might be a slight color, design or size variation, which is natural and hence makes the product unique.DESCRIPTIONThe ‘Nap & Roll’ is a tableware item comprising of a brown-coloured napkin holder handcrafted in Mango wood. This tableware item, handcrafted in a bed-like shape with utmost elegance by our skilful artisans, also comes with a stopper in shape of a roller and is beautifully hand engraved on it’s edges with a white hand-painted striped pattern whilst depicting natural wooden grains. The ‘Nap & Roll’ as an exclusive home item is ideal to be used for holding your napkins or tissue papers at one place and can be kept on the dining table or on a side table and which can help in enriching the surrounding of your living spaces with its alluring, sophisticated, beautiful and exquisite look.FEATURES:- Handcrafted in India by artisans.- The napkin holder and the stopper depict hand engraving done on the edges with a white hand-painted striped pattern along with beautiful and natural wooden grains.- Ideal for holding your napkins or tissues at one place.- Ideal to be kept on the dining table or in the kitchen.- Handcrafted in Mango Wood.- Comes in burnt finish.- Hand Engraved with Striped Pattern depicting Burnt Finish & Natural Wooden Grains.- Comes in Brown colour with White tints.- Comes in 8.0″ (L), 7.0″ (W), 3.4″ (H) Inch in size.- The weight of the napkin holder set is 330 grams.- Comes with 1 Napkin Holder & Stopper.CARE INSTRUCTIONSGently wipe with a soft dry cloth.MANUFACTURING PROCESSFirstly, the artisan transforms the raw wood into the desired shape. Then he smoothens the wood and and does hand engraving. After that the wood is burnt to give the burnt finish and paint is applied on the engraved part.