World Peaces
Handcarved Wooden Bottle Opener
Handcarved Wooden Bottle Opener
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Open your favorite beverage with a handcarved African bottle opener. Handcarved sustainably harvested sese wood with bottle opener in Africa themed shapes. Each one is handcraved so expect variations. Made in Ghana. Supports work with the Aburi Craft Village Gallery. 4-5"
Discover unique handicraft and support community development with our handcarved African bottle opener. Made from sese wood, this sustainably sourced opener features Africa-themed shapes and is a creative gift for any occasion. With every purchase, you're helping artists at the Aburi Craft Village Gallery thrive.
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USA DOMESTIC SHIPPING
We offer standard shipping (5–9 business days) on all U.S. orders.
CANADIAN SHIPPING
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INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
We offer standard international shipping (2–6 weeks). Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility and may vary by country.
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Hassle-Free Returns
We hope you love what you ordered! If something isn’t quite right, whether it’s the size, color, or simply not what you expected, feel free to reach out.
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OSADIA is a Spanish word that means "audacity." We believe this word reflects the unique journey and stories behind our products, those stories are all about hard work, courage and resilience. In Osadía you will find unique fair trade, handmade & socially responsible products, every product is empowering artisans, small businesses and vulnerable communities around the world.