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Article no.: WG4705
Organise your keys with a practical keyring adorned with a wooden ear of wheat. Keyring Wheat is perfect as a small gift or a useful accessory that helps you and the kids keep the house keys organised. Here we combine nature's playful shapes with an everyday object to create a helpful, joy-spreading accessory.
The ear of wheat is wood-carved and hand-painted in water-based paints.
People began growing wheat ca 12 000 years ago in the Middle East. Today, wheat is one of the most abundantly grown grains worldwide.
Decorative keyrings are thought to be an extension of lucky charms and amulets, such as lucky rabbit feet from various cultures or scarab beetle amulets from ancient Greece that symbolised existence, progress, and effectiveness. When Frederick J. Loudin patented the keychain fastener in 1894, it didn't take long for the two concepts to combine.
Today, vendors in tourist destinations worldwide sell keyrings as souvenirs, and they are likewise popular as giveaways in marketing campaigns. However, they have also become accessories that reflect an individual's style, taste, and personality.