Metal Towel Bar
$ 92.00
A towel bar made with honest materials brings refinement to even the simplest of bathrooms. Made with pure brass and iron for sturdiness, it fits hand and bath towels comfortably.
Please note - brass will oxidize and change color into a rich antique patina over the years.
Please note - We are offering Chiba Metal Works items on a custom order basis. Due to high demand, please allow up to 18 weeks for delivery. If you have any questions, please email us at info@rikumo.com.
Materials: brass/ iron
Dimensions: Small - Length: 8½ ” Depth: 1½”
Large - Length: 15¾ ” Depth: 1½”
Nagoya, Japan
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