BATTIFE Sorority Paddle 18 Inch Unfinished Pine Wooden Greek Fraternity Paddle - Solid Wood Paddles
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BATTIFE Sorority Paddle 18 Inch Unfinished Pine Wooden Greek Fraternity Paddle - Solid Wood Paddles
- Traditional Gift for Greek/Sorority/Fraternity : Tradition is an important part of Greek life, and a unique decorated Greek paddle can be proud of by your Big or Little.Impresse your community by a beautiful DIY sorority and fraternity paddle
- Unpolished & Solid & Rough : Our official Greek paddle are made from quality unfinished pine wood, which is ready to be stain, paint and decorate. Exert to your artistic creativity and create your own artwork craft
- No Cracks & No Knots : All photos are taken by ourselves, what you see is what you get, we'v checked each package before shipping to ensure that every paddle can meet the customer's goal
- Hand Sanded & Smooth : Our unfinished wooden paddles are nicely sanded by hand, make sure every edge is smooth, and it's ready to be customized with Greek letters or any other decorations
- Size of paddle : 18inch*4.5inch; Quantity : 1 pack; Color : Original pine wood color
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