This item sold out on 1.03.2009

Mountain Sweater or Bag Rack

Description

Oh, to live on sugar mountain
With the barkers and the colored balloons,
You cant be twenty on sugar mountain
Though youre thinking that youre leaving there too soon,
Youre leaving there too soon.
-Neil Young

Mountain design inspired by Neil Young's "Sugar Mountain"!

Not only does this vertical rack spruce up an entryway or bedroom, but it is also the perfect spot to hang your bag after the farmer's market, your sweater after an evening walk, or your dog's leash after a morning stroll. Or maybe your keys, jacket, purse, or little nephew!

Each piece of birch is hand cut and sanded by me.

The paint was mixed by me until I found a color that I liked.

The design is drawn and then hand carved and block printed here in the Yellow Canoe studio. Ink colors are usually mixed by me until I achieve a color that strikes a chord with me, although in this case I just used white.

Due to differences in computer monitors, slight variations in color may occur when compared to product photos. Also keep in mind that wood may have very small "imperfections" here and there as well, due to knots and knicks and other things like that. I try to keep this to a minimum, and if I feel it's something quite noticeable, I will not use that piece of wood.

All designs are Yellow Canoe originals. Mountain was drawn, transferred, carved and finally printed in a repeating pattern by me.

Color: Mountain blue with white ink.

Size: approximately 8.5"x21.5". (21.59x54.61 cm)
1/2" depth (1.27 cm)

3 chrome double hooks.

Hanging: Sawtooth hardware is attached to the back and comes ready to hang. All you need are the nails! If you don't have nails and don't feel like buying them, I can include 2 for a very very small fee- just ask!

Protected with a matte finish for a long life and easy cleaning.

SHIPPING!!! INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS, I WILL SHIP TO YOU! Contact me first and tell me what country you are in and I can tell you what the rate will be. Thanks!

Added on Dec 21, 2008