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Light up your house with a nautical touch with this pretty whale shaped hanger! Made of cast iron and painted in rustic white.
Light up your house with a nautical touch with this pretty whale shaped hanger! Made of cast iron and painted in rustic white.
For that little marine touch. 2 decoration fish in padded blue, red and white fabric. Ideal for hanging on a door handle or keyring o simply as an ornament. The price corresponds to 1 unit.
Rustic lifering. The ideal object to give a marine touch to yourdecoration. The inside is made in Porexpan. With a hemp rope tied around it.
Lovely figure of a whale’s tail made in wood with a rustic finish. It will bring a fun touch to your home’s decoration.
Key hanging cupboard with a rustic finish, made in wood and painted white. Decorated with the silhouette of fish, it will give your home a nautical touch!
Lovely nautical picture with the silhouette of a whale. You will love it! Made of wood with metal details.
Women's striped long sleeved shirt. Very soft and comfortable, a basic to have in your wardrobe. Composition : 100% Cotton.
Wooden plaque in rustic finish made of wood and painted by hand. In the international code of signals, it represents the number 6. The international code of signals is a system used by ships to communicate important messages when language makes it difficult.
Beautiful jewellery box made with rosewood and decorative brass details. It has a mirror and different compartments for various pieces of jewellery.
A little piece of beach in your home! Sailor Pendant Decorative garland delicately made with shells. Hanging on a wall or as a curtain clamp, it will give you a marine style. Craft work.
Personalize your doors with this elegant plaque inspired by the ones used in boat's cabins. Made with rosewood and brass. Sizes: 20x5x1 cm.
Hanger in the shape of a marine knot. Combine it with other hangers from the same collection to create your nautical space. It is made of iron and hand painted white. Measurements : 5x16x6 cm.
Two-piece fishing float in blue and red. Glass balls in braided hemp net. Until the 1950s fishermen attached these to their nets to keep them afloat while they drifted with the current.Lends a decorative marine touch. Let's go fishing?