HAND MADE ARIZONA OCOTILLO WALKING STICK WITH GENUINE LEATHER GRIP-$10 OFF!

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HANDMADE ARIZONA OCOTILLO WALKING STICK WITH GENUINE LEATHER GRIP. Condition is NEW . Shipped FREE with USPS Parcel Select Ground.SAVE $10 FROM ORIGINAL PRICE!This 58" WALKING STICK is ARIZONA OCOTILLO . The HAND WRAPPED RED GENUINE LEATHER GRIP is securely glued in place and is 46" from the tip. The wrist strap is GENUINE LEATHER . It has a rubber tip for secure NO-SLIP placement. #3507Check out my other one of a kind HAND MADE in ARIZONA walking sticks. Made from native ARIZONA SAGUARO RIBS, OCOTILLO STEMS & VERDE RIVER driftwood. I personally HAND-CRAFT every walking stick with GENUINE LEATHER GRIPS & WRIST STRAPS . Each one is HAND SANDED then finished with multiple coats of HAND APPLIED MARINE GRADE POLYURETHANE . ALL have a RUBBER TIP for secure NO-SLIP placement. I can shorten any of my sticks to your preferred length for FREE and I ACCEPT CUSTOM ORDERS .SEE MY MAGNETIC BRACELET LISTINGS. I HAND-CRAFT every bracelet with NO TWO THE SAME. In addition to MAGNETIC HEMATITE my materials include LAPIS , TURQUOISE, ROSE QUARTZ, MALACHITE, SOLID COPPER , AMETHYST, JADE & more. I can shorten or lengthen of any of my bracelets for FREE and I accept special orders.Be sure to visit my HAND-CRAFTED NECKLACE listings - made from MAGNETIC HEMATITE, LAPIS, TURQUOISE , ROSE QUARTZ, MALACHITE, SOLID COPPER & more. Each necklace is unique with no two the same . I can shorten or lengthen any of my necklaces for FREE and I accept special orders.OCOTILLOOcotillo is one of the most interesting desert plants. It has thorns, but it ' s not a cactus! Actually,it ' s considered a shrub that grows up to 20 feet in height and can live up to 100 years. It is comprised of long cane-like thorny stems that grow from a short trunk. It prefers a habitat that is open and very rocky and where the soil is well drained. The Ocotillo is called many different names including Candlewood, Slimwood, Coachwhip, Vine Cactus, Flaming Sword, Jacob's Staff and Devils Walking Stick .The name in Spanish means "little torch" after the cluster of fiery red flowers you can find at the end of the stems. The ocotillo also provides a dependable food source for hummingbirds when other spring plants are unable to bloom. Hummingbirds and ocotillos co-evolved together as the tube-like shape of the ocotillo flowers makes it easier for the hummingbird to get nectar with its beak. In turn, the hummingbird helps pollinate the flower.The flowers are edible and the stems can be planted close together to make an intimidating thorny fence that no human or animal will pass through. After the plant dies the " skin " can be peeled off and with it come the thorns leaving a very strong and light stick perfect to be made into a walking stick!SizingSelecting the proper length walking stick is generally a personal choice. I will provide the overall length and the distance from the tip to the middle of the grip for each stick. Some people prefer that their elbow be at a 90-degree bend when holding the stick while standing; others would rather the grip be a little higher placing the grip closer to shoulder height. Generally, a person of average height will have the center of the grip from 44 " to 48 " from the tip. It is a good idea to be sure your stick is long enough to allow a lower placement while descending to aid in stability. My longest sticks are 58 " . I can shorten any completed stick; however, I just haven ' t figured out how to lengthen them! read more

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