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VivaTerra

Tansu Tabletop Jewelry Box

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Tansu Collection

Why It's Good:

Beautifully designed to sit proudly on top of a dresser, side table or the floor, this is a majestic jewelry box that shouldn't be kept hidden away in a closet. If you're a fan of trendy wide-cuffed bracelets and oversized beaded necklaces, these drawers are deep enough to house your collection.

Why It's Green:

The box is made of kiri wood cultivated in China and Eastern Asia. The material is highly sustainable and fast-growing, with some species harvested as often as every 5 years. Kiri is known for is light weight and great strength, as well as its beautiful grain and magical resistance to warping.

Where To Get It:

www.vivaterra.com | $139