Driftwood from found tree in Lough Neagh – carved & varnished to high quality. This stunning Pear shows the woods beautiful knots.
Gorgeous, Unique & handmade!
Made locally by SoftAsh Wood Crafts using local wood.
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Driftwood Wood Pear – by SoftAsh Wood
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