Modern life is perilous. The Rope Split Ring can reduce the risk by keeping hold of all your keys and clip-ons — without costing you your cuticles. With an extended tab for opposing digital force, the Rope Split Ring opens with ease, transforming the task of populating your keyring from a dreaded chore to an act of careful curation. It hangs suspended at the end of a grabbable, twirlable woven rope — available in Cornflower Blue, Monarch Orange, Slate Gray, and Black & White. An extended rope variant for hanging around your wrist or looping onto your bag is also available in Long Slate Gray. Perfect for sharing access with friends, keeping the house keys separate, or just making your personal set ready to grab and go, the Rope Split Ring is a colourful, cuticle-safe home for all your can’t-lose keys.

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Name: Craighill Rope Split Ring
Brand: Craighill
SKU: 70422
Availability: InStock

Craighill

Craighill are a design and manufacturing brand based in New York, founded by designer, Hunter Craighill, in 2015. With a focus on creating distinct and useful objects for you and your home, they have a wide range of products made from different materials. Their design ethos explores all possibilities and is driven by personal curiosity, industrial experimentation, and basic utility.

They believe that understanding more about how a product is made, and the reasons behind its design decisions, can increase appreciation for it and discourage a culture of consumption and waste. One of the best parts of owning and enjoying physical objects is that they can move us out of our busy, overworked minds and return us to the sensory pleasures of touching, seeing, and doing.

Craighill design their products in their studio in Brooklyn, New York. The studio occupies part of an old textile mill that was built in 1868. The huge building has been split up and is now home to artists, designers, furniture makers, and other craftspeople. The Craighill studio has a small showroom where they present their products, which is open to curious passers-by.

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