Myra Painted Prairie Handtooled Leather Keyfob in Desert Lace: Desert Lace
$8.00
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Infuse Nature’s Elegance into your Daily Essentials with the Myra Hairon Country Keychain
Bring a bold statement to your everyday essentials with this Myra hairon country keychain. The blend of soft hairon leather and intricate tooling creates a captivating contrast, reflecting Myra’s signature craftsmanship. Its durable structure and compact design make it both fashionable and functional. Altogether, this cowgirl keychain is an accessory that brings together modern luxury and rustic country style in perfect balance.
Myra Hairon Leather Western Key Fob Features
• Carved border design adds artistic detail
• Distinctive hairon finish ensures individuality
• Strong and compact for everyday durability
• A design where Western craftsmanship blends with practicality
• Ideal choice for collectors of country keychains
Myra Hairon Leather Cowgirl Keychain Dimensions
• Width: 1.25 inches
• Length: 7 inches
• Color: Light Brown, White, and Blue
Materials Used in Myra Country Keychain
• Leather
• Hairon
• Care: Avoid contact with water, moisture, or direct sunlight.
Note: "Cowhide upper is natural and will wear under normal conditions. Each product will vary slightly as each piece of hide will have a unique pattern."
Myra Painted Prairie Handtooled Leather Keyfob in Desert Lace: Desert Lace
$8.00
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This product is crafted with quality materials to ensure durability and performance. Designed with your convenience in mind, it seamlessly fits into your everyday life.
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