About this Product
"Add a touch of rustic charm to your bathroom with these hand painted primitive star mason jar bathroom accessories. This set includes a soap dispenser, toothbrush holder, a jar for cotton balls or q-tips, and a flower vase with pip berry stems included. Hand-painted with chalk paint, and then varnished. These jars feature a charming hand painted star design that perfectly complements a farmhouse or country-themed bathroom. With their versatile functionality and timeless design, these bathroom accessories are sure to be a delightful addition to your home decor."
Seals Wood -n- Glass
Meet the Maker
Hi, we are a small family run business from Southwest Virginia. My husband, and I have been wood crafting, and building wooden kitchen items for 30+ years. I also hand paint on our wooden items, and I paint mason jar utensil holders, bathroom sets, etc. I also do decoupage. Wood crafting, and painting is our passion. We love making things out of wood that people can enjoy for years. We started out doing arts, and crafts show, and then several years ago we opened our first online shop. We have customers all over the US. We love it when people say I love your shop, you have really pretty things. It makes it all worthwhile. We hope you enjoy looking at our items, and hope you come back often. Teresa, and Freddie Seals
How it’s Made
Hand painted using burlap chalk paint, and acrylic paints, and then varnished.
Shop Policies
Processing time for wooden items is 1 to 3 weeks depending on how many orders we have
Processing time for mason jars is 1 to 2 weeks depending on how many orders we have
We do accept returns within 10 days of delivery. The customer pays return shipping, and item must be in the same condition it was when originally shipped in order to receive a full refund of the product. The original shipping cost will not be refunded.
If you receive your item, and it was broken during shipping please let us know so we can replace it. We will need pictures of the damaged item, and the packing materials.
