Coat Rack And Coat Rack Towel Rack Wall Hook Animal Key Golden Giraffe Coat Rack A

Application: Animal hooks can display individuality, handcrafted items and at the same time add artistic flavor and style to your home, which leaves a deep impression on you. Benefits: Perfect gift for wall art lovers, securely used as coat rack / hat hook / key hook / jewelry hook etc .; suitable for various places, such as bathrooms, kitchens, hallways, living rooms, hallways, The perfect wall decoration for the front door Unique design:

even if you don't hand over the goods, you will still hang the beautiful work art on the wall. The new feeling will make your home a deep impression. You Deserve It Multifunctional hooks, wall decoration pendants can be hung on key chains or basic necessities, scarves or handbags are decorated with animals and natural art, with a retro feel, it is the perfect wall painting for decorative animal artists, exquisite artwork on the wall, a new feeling makes your home unique, full of artistic and decorative beauty Perfect gift for lovers of wall art, can be used as pendant, hanging key, towel, hat, coat, jacket, apron, jewelry, handbag accessories Features

1. Waterproof and moisture resistant, even in many water tanks I can stay strong

2. Reasonable, delicate and compact loader, but my lifting range is around 2kg which is firm.

3. Creative design, combined with current popular elements, unique and vivid shape, innovative design

4. Use stickers. Don't hurt the walls, that is, ready-made pasta can take you into the era of no holes.

Specifications:

Material: ABS resin

Quantity: 1 piece

Size: as shown in the picture Product

weight: about 66.6g

Type: deer, elephant, rhino, goat, elephant, etc. Color: gold, blue, white, black, pink, etc.

Due to manual measurement, please allow 0-1cm error. Make sure you don't mind the auction. Due to the differences between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item. Thank you We will do our best to provide you satisfactory service