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Round Boxes

Dark Shell Octopus Inlay Large Acacia Box

Dark Shell Octopus Inlay Large Acacia Box

$150.00

About this Piece

This round lidded box is made using sustainable acacia wood, measuring 6" round by 4" high. It has a resin inlay featuring an octopus design, which incorporates bits of natural empty mussel shells, collected from our local beach.

This solid wood box has been stamped on the back with the artist's custom brand. See this page and photo for size comparison to Kathryn’s other round boxes.

The acacia box lid has been inlaid with food safe resin and a mixture of mussel shells. The lid is snug but not airtight, and is fully removable.

Care and Packaging

This round box ships with a ribbon and care information. Shop other round boxes, tea boxes, and round or rectangular trays for coordinating designs.

Cleaning instructions: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. The resin area can be cleaned with glass cleaner or soap and water. Condition the wood by wiping with mineral oil and a soft cloth. Not recommended for storing liquids, immersion in water, or prolonged outdoor use.

Shipping and Currency

This item ships from British Columbia, and prices are in US dollars. Free shipping for all destinations in Canada and the US.

You can read more about the shipping policies, care and other information here, learn about Kathryn’s art benefits and the nonprofits we support, or see our sustainability initiatives here.

About this Species

Giant Pacific Octopus

The Giant Pacific Octopus is adapted to survive in cold, oxygen rich water. These intelligent creatures have amazing camouflage abilities, and the females care intensively for their eggs. The octopus feeds on fish, crabs, shrimp and other marine invertebrates.

Octopus are threatened by climate change and ocean warming, since their copper-based blood does not carry oxygen efficiently, and they are sensitive to changes in oxygenation in the water.

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