WALKING STICK, STANDARD SINGLE BASE, HARDWOOD, 41IN LENGTH, RUSTIC DESIGN by Brazos Walking Sticks
OEM#: 602-3000-1387WALKING STICK, STANDARD SINGLE BASE, HARDWOOD, 41IN LENGTH, RUSTIC DESIGN by Brazos Walking Sticks
The hardwoods vary, but are often times sumac, hawthorn, or something similar. Each piece is different from the next, and our skilled craftsmen take care to make sure that each walking cane is properly sanded, smoothed, and protected with a clear coat of lacquer. The traditional handle is the most commonly known in hiking sticks. No-frills, just the straight or natural shape of the sapling or lumber, this is the most popular style when it comes to walking sticks.
The hardwoods vary, but are often times sumac, hawthorn, or something similar. Each piece is different from the next, and our skilled craftsmen take care to make sure that each walking cane is properly sanded, smoothed, and protected with a clear coat of lacquer. The traditional handle is the most commonly known in hiking sticks. No-frills, just the straight or natural shape of the sapling or lumber, this is the most popular style when it comes to walking sticks.
The hardwoods vary, but are often times sumac, hawthorn, or something similar. Each piece is different from the next, and our skilled craftsmen take care to make sure that each walking cane is properly sanded, smoothed, and protected with a clear coat of lacquer. The traditional handle is the most commonly known in hiking sticks. No-frills, just the straight or natural shape of the sapling or lumber, this is the most popular style when it comes to walking sticks.
The hardwoods vary, but are often times sumac, hawthorn, or something similar. Each piece is different from the next, and our skilled craftsmen take care to make sure that each walking cane is properly sanded, smoothed, and protected with a clear coat of lacquer. The traditional handle is the most commonly known in hiking sticks. No-frills, just the straight or natural shape of the sapling or lumber, this is the most popular style when it comes to walking sticks.
The hardwoods vary, but are often times sumac, hawthorn, or something similar. Each piece is different from the next, and our skilled craftsmen take care to make sure that each walking cane is properly sanded, smoothed, and protected with a clear coat of lacquer. The traditional handle is the most commonly known in hiking sticks. No-frills, just the straight or natural shape of the sapling or lumber, this is the most popular style when it comes to walking sticks.
The hardwoods vary, but are often times sumac, hawthorn, or something similar. Each piece is different from the next, and our skilled craftsmen take care to make sure that each walking cane is properly sanded, smoothed, and protected with a clear coat of lacquer. The traditional handle is the most commonly known in hiking sticks. No-frills, just the straight or natural shape of the sapling or lumber, this is the most popular style when it comes to walking sticks.