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Description
The Twisted Cocobolo Hame Top Walking Cane has the Central American exotic hardwood cocobolo as the shaft. Cocobolo a color range of dark to light brown with a tight grain pattern and beautiful stripes and swirls throughout its length. Coupled with a stately brass hame the Twisted Cocobolo Hame Top Walking Cane is an ideal walking companion that's both beautiful and highly functional. Due to the rareness of the exotic wood cocobolo this cane is only available in a 37 inch length. This Collectors' Cane boasts a gorgeous brass hame top handle and an exquisite twisted shaft. Each walking cane is made from the finest grade cocobolo that is carefully selected, cut, worked on a router, sanded, and sprayed with a protective clear coat lacquer to magnify the wood's innate beauty. Each shaft is given our signature twist that spirals majestically down its length. The finished product is a stylish, attractive walking cane that is fit for any occasion. The brass hame is affixed to its shaft with equal care using a combination of epoxy, small nails, and screws. The finished handle is, in a word, exquisite.
- Each cane also comes with a rubber tip for a secure grip on virtually any surface.
- Like all of our finely crafted walking sticks and canes, the Twisted Hickory Walking Cane is made in the USA by our skilled craftsmen using the highest quality wood and time-tested methods.
- Made in America, One at a Time Unlike sterile, lifeless metal canes and poles, Brazos walking canes offer natural appeal because they are made from real wood.
- Made in America, One at a Time Unlike sterile, lifeless metal canes and poles, Brazos walking canes offer natural appeal because they are made from real wood.
- Brazos Walking Sticks and Canes are produced individually in the beautiful Brazos Walking Sticks River Valley area of central Texas.