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No Dice
by Apple Wood Salvage Initiative Retail price: $ Status: No Dice (above) are a hex shaped cut of apple wood, with the standard circles representing each of the six sides. Rolling the dice with these are only a part of their charm. Custom laser etched numbers or graphics are also available.
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Starting with the 2nd production run, and continuing for the next 10 years, the creator is offering you the following as an early buyer:
Retail (online) sales: Wholesale sales: Corporate buyout: Corporate royalty contract: Clearance sales: MORE INFO Date posted: Preorders sold: Preorders available: Estimated time to production: days |
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Storyboard Furniture, in collaboration with ideacious, is on a mission to salvage the wood of a historic dying apple orchard. There are 400 trees slated for destruction at the Ferri family’s Big'r Apple Farm in Huttonville, a region that is quickly being swallowed up by suburbs. We are collectively raising funds by selling products made from the salvaged trees. The idea is to use as many of these trees as possible to make hand sculpted spoons, fruit bowls, platters, and even furniture, but we need your help. Your preorder and purchase will help give this orchard a new life in the form of these beautifully designed and hand crafted items. The story of these trees that was once rich with blossoms and fruit could become a part of your life and story. Designers participating include: Joshua Brassé, Karen King, Mike Sharpe, Dennis Hale, Andreas Merker, Brian Volz, Steven Henderson and Scott Barber.
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Storyboard Furniture, in collaboration with ideacious, is on a mission to salvage the wood of a historic dying apple orchard. There are 400 trees slated for destruction at the Ferri family’s Big'r Apple Farm in Huttonville, a region that is quickly being swallowed up by suburbs. We are collectively raising funds by selling products made from the salvaged trees. The idea is to use as many of these trees as possible to make hand sculpted spoons, fruit bowls, platters, and even furniture, but we need your help. Your preorder and purchase will help give this orchard a new life in the form of these beautifully designed and hand crafted items. The story of these trees that was once rich with blossoms and fruit could become a part of your life and story. Designers participating include: Joshua Brassé, Karen King, Mike Sharpe, Dennis Hale, Andreas Merker, Brian Volz, Steven Henderson and Scott Barber.
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