Tasmanian Huon Pine Wooden Card Holder

Tasmanian Huon Pine Wooden Card Holder

Crafted from Tasmanian Huon Pine, this wooden card holder showcases the natural beauty of the timber’s grain. Perfect for postcards or greeting cards, it securely holds multiple pieces between the two cylinders—ideal for displaying your large business cards!

Description

The card holder has a concave base, ensuring the two cylinders fit securely in place without rolling off.

Base measures approx. Height 1.75cm (at highest points) x Width 14cm x Depth 13.5cm; each cylinder measures approx. Length 13cm x Diameter 4.5cm

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