The Brass Fish Padlock
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The Brass Fish Padlock
We discovered these Antique locks in a Bazar in Rajasthan, India. To open, swivel the fin to access the keyhole, press a button on the eye and it opens! Each unique brass piece is handcrafted with working parts. It can be used as a display on it's own laying on a table, stack of books or as a functional working lock. Available in green or raw brass (gold) finishes.
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BLOCK PRINTED Please note, there may be slight variations in the colour and size as all products are hand printed and made with natural dyes. This is not considered a fault as all pieces are handmade.
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Goods will be shipped using Australia Post. Orders placed before 11am will be shipped that day and all other orders normally sent the next business day.
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All orders will be sent via registered post with a tracking number.
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About us
The Studio
Rachel Elizabeth Interiors specialises in bespoke styling, and creating eclectic yet refined spaces.
The Store
Our boutique stocks a curated range of timeless, handcrafted homewares, one-of-a-kind pieces, and unique gifts.
The Block Printing Process
The traditional process of hand block printing on textiles has been practiced in Rajasthan for around 500 years. A print starts with the design, drawn on paper and meticulously carved by hand into the wooden blocks by skilled artisans.
