




Mukhendu Stripe 4x6 Black White Picture Frame - Carved Bone
Mukhendu Bone Inlay Picture Frame | Black & White | 4" x 6"
Display your favorite memories with the timeless elegance of the Mukhendu Bone Inlay Picture Frame. Handcrafted by skilled artisans, this striking frame features a classic black and white bone inlay design inspired by the traditional art forms of Old Delhi, creating a sophisticated accent for any home.
Part of the Mukhendu Collection, this beautifully crafted frame combines ethically sourced, cruelty-free bone with clean, modern styling to complement coastal, contemporary, traditional, and eclectic interiors. Whether showcasing a cherished family photograph, vacation memory, wedding portrait, or favorite artwork, it brings artisanal beauty and character to any room.
Designed for versatile display, the frame includes both a two-way tabletop easel and a D-ring for wall hanging, allowing it to be styled on a bookshelf, mantel, console table, desk, or gallery wall. Handmade using fair trade and sustainable practices, it's a meaningful piece you'll treasure for years to come.
Details:
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Handcrafted by skilled artisans
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Part of the Mukhendu Collection
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Holds one 4" x 6" photograph or print
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Black and white ethically sourced bone inlay design
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Cruelty-free bone collected from naturally deceased animals
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Overall dimensions: approximately 6.5" W x 8.5" L
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Fits a 4" x 6" photo opening
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Two-way tabletop easel for vertical or horizontal display
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D-ring included for wall hanging
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Easy-access removable back with metal swivel tabs
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Handmade, fair trade, and sustainably crafted
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Makes a beautiful housewarming, wedding, anniversary, or hostess gift
Please note: Because each frame is handcrafted using natural materials, slight variations in color, pattern, and texture are to be expected and are part of its unique artisanal character.
Buy it with
Fire & Ice Earrings
$68.00
Out of stock
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