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Flower Ceramic Knobs (Set of 2)

Flower Ceramic Knobs (Set of 2)

by Indaba
$15.00 CAD
$15.00 CAD
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Add a delicate finishing touch to your furniture with the Flower Ceramic Knobs. This set of two features hand-formed ceramic flowers with a natural clear glaze and glossy finish, offering a subtle hint of femininity. Designed for bedside tables, bathroom cabinets, or dresser drawers, these knobs combine charm with functionality. The gold-toned hardware adds a refined touch, and the set comes beautifully packaged in a kraft display box, ready to gift or keep. 

Size 

1.75 in x 1.75 in x 1.25 in

ABOUT THE BRAND

Indaba is a home and lifestyle brand known for its eclectic, handmade style. Founded in 1990 by Irene Held and inspired by her South African roots, the brand reflects a passion for beautiful, meaningful design. Irene and her daughter Alison travel the world in search of people, products, and purpose. “Indaba” is a Zulu word meaning “a gathering,” symbolizing the connection shared through their story, products, and the artisans behind them.

CANADIAN BRANDS

  • Designed in Canada

MATERIAL

This product is composed of 80% Ceramic, 10% Iron, 10% Steel

HOW TO USE

Ideal for bedside tables, dresser drawers, or bathroom cabinets.

CARE GUIDE

Wipe Clean with Dry Cloth

PACKAGING

This product comes packaged in a ready-to-gift kraft box

ALTERNATIVE FOR

This product is a sustainable alternative to plastic décor.

END OF LIFE

This product should be used for as long as possible and then donated or repurposed to give it a new life. Otherwise, it is 100% compostable.

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Sustainably Packaged

Sustainably Packaged

Every order is shipped using repurposed materials only, from reused boxes to wrapping paper.