Pair of Owls on Perch Metal Wall Art - Croix des Bouquets
Pair of Owls on Perch Metal Wall Art - Croix des Bouquets
🔪 5 Interchangeable Blades
🌀 Easy Hand-Crank Operation
🔒 Strong Suction Base
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Pair of Owls on Perch Metal Wall Art - Croix des Bouquets
This piece features a pair owl on a perch design in this traditional Haitian design. Hand cut and embossed, this piece is 23 inches in diameter.
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🔪 5 Versatile Blades
Five interchangeable blades for slicing, shredding, and different food preparation needs.
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🔒 Secure Suction Base
The suction base helps keep the grater stable on suitable smooth countertops.
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🧼 Easy to Disassemble & Clean
Removable components make cleaning and storage more convenient.
🍅 Your Everyday Kitchen Prep Helper
Make everyday food preparation easier with this handheld rotary cheese grater. Featuring five interchangeable blades, a convenient hand crank, and a strong suction base, it helps you slice and shred cheese, vegetables, and more with less effort. Its detachable design also makes cleaning and storage simple.
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When you visit Croix des Bouquets, the area of town known for Haitian metal art in the capital of Port-Au-Prince, you are met with a cacophony of tink, tink, tink as ball peen hammers strike sheets of steel. The sheets are cut from steel drums colored by oil and other liquids the drums at one time held. The process of turning sheets of metal into beautiful wall art is all done by hand, from cutting holes that become edges of trees and leaves, to accenting each lizard with a texture of scales, to painting or lacquering the final design. The artists are proud of their work, signing the pieces on the back side, leaving a raised, reversed signature on the front.


