Large hand-carved wooden comb by Olde Capital Woodworks

Olde Capital Woodworks Hand-Carved Wood Comb — Large

$45.00
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Large hand-carved wooden comb by Olde Capital Woodworks
  • Large hand-carved wooden comb by Olde Capital Woodworks
  • Large hand-carved wooden comb by Olde Capital Woodworks
Olde Capital Woodworks Hand-Carved Wood Comb — Large

Olde Capital Woodworks Hand-Carved Wood Comb — Large

$45.00

Handmade in small batches · Established 2009 · Free shipping over $70

No longer in production. Remaining inventory only.

A genuinely handmade walnut grooming comb from Olde Capital Woodworks in New York State. Each piece is hand-cut, hand-carved and hand-sanded rather than stamped or mass-produced.

Made by hand

The shaped handle and individually formed teeth make this as much a piece of functional woodcraft as a grooming tool. Natural grain and the small variations of handwork make every comb individual.

Details

Wood: Walnut
Size: 6.25 in long × 3 in tall
Made in: New York State
Construction: Hand-cut, hand-carved and hand-sanded
Olde Capital Woodworks

MADE BY HAND.

These combs weren’t stamped out by a factory. They were made one at a time by Jeremy Buda of Olde Capital Woodworks in New York State—hand-cut, hand-carved and hand-sanded from real wood.

That’s worth saying because there aren’t any more coming.

Olde Capital Woodworks no longer produces these combs. What Beardsman™ has on the shelf is the remaining inventory from Jeremy’s work. This isn’t a product we’re waiting to restock. This is the world supply.

Every piece carries the things mass production usually tries to eliminate: variations in grain, color, shape and the small evidence of the hands that made it. That’s precisely the point. They’re functional pieces of woodcraft, built to be used rather than put behind glass.

When they’re gone, they’re gone.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How are Olde Capital combs made?

Each comb was made by hand, shaped and finished individually rather than mass-produced.
What wood is this comb made from?

The wood species is identified on the selected product or variant. Natural grain and color variation are part of the material.
How should I care for a wood comb?

Keep it dry, avoid prolonged soaking and wipe it clean. An occasional light application of a suitable wood-safe oil can refresh the finish.
Will more be made?

No. Olde Capital Woodwork is no longer producing these combs. The inventory shown is the remaining world supply available through Beardsman™.