Wall-mounted Key and Mail holder (made to order)

If you are anything like me, you can barely keep track of your house keys. Are they on the kitchen counter? Are they on the coffee table? Are they in the pockets of the last thing I wore? Did I put them in the freezer? WHERE ARE THEY, I NEED TO LEAVE THE HOUSE!!!!! Well. Now you can solve that problem with this little wall hanging that you can install right next to your front door. Bonus - it also has a place to put your mail when you come in with a handful but don't want to deal with it right away!

The current samples were made before I found these amazing colors, but show what they will look like with either a dark primary/light secondary, or light primary/dark secondary color. I will have more samples as more are made!

When choosing -- 
PRIMARY COLOR will be the color of the front chainmail cutouts, the mailbox, the shelf, and the place were the hooks are. 
SECONDARY COLOR will be the backing that peeks through the chainmail cutouts, and the letter you choose. If you do not tell me what letter you want in the notes to seller on the checkout page, I will default to the first letter of your last name. 

The entire mail and key holder is 9.5 inches long, 6 inches tall, and 3.25 inches deep. It comes with three hooks. The box to hold mail is 6 inches long, 2.75 inches wide, 2.75 inches deep, and the small shelf next to the box is 3x3 inches. 

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Please note that these holders are made to order, to the colors you select; shipping should be 7-10 days after you place your order. Thanks for buying hand-made!

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HaldeCraft began with ceramics, soap, and yarn. I've been making ceramics since I was four years old, learning at the feet of my grandmother who had a home studio in the 50s and 60s. Currently I make slip-cast, hand-built, or wheel-thrown pieces (or a combination of all three) and then are painted and glazed and put through multiple kiln firings before being put out into the world. The yarn started life in 2007 in a small yarn store in Gainesville, Florida (Hanks Yarn and Fiber) and was then called "Perhaps Today is a Good Day to Dye". It has continued online as HaldeCraft HandDyed since 2011, and is hand-dyed and lovingly re-skeined in a small home studio by someone who loves the fiber arts just as much as you do. Making soap was a hobby that I had for years, and I started making soap for the yarn store, and continued when starting HaldeCraft. Lately I've picked up laser engraving, taking my craft to a whole new level. My pieces are unique, hand painted, and proudly made in my own home studio with confidence, mindfulness, and joy. Everything at HaldeCraft is created by hand, by me, in order to joyfully connect with you!