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Shows outside and inside design for Mountains To Molehills imperial with black aglet clasps. Top is the outside design, of a painted colorful mountain range over a grey wood texture. Bottom is the inside design, a black and grey depiction of the outside with Mountains To Molehills in light blue text
Studio image of Mountains To Molehills clasped together laying on the box it comes in, which has a design of a painted colorful mountain range over a grey wood texture with Mountains To Molehills in white text
Lifestyle image of someone wearing Mountains To Molehills and smiling
Lifestyle close up image of someone thinking and wearing Mountains To Molehills
Studio image of a hand in front of a black and white background and wearing Mountains To Molehills

Mountains to Molehills Imperial

$9.00
Imperial Size
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Designed In:
USA

Sizing:
-Comes in three sizes: Small, Medium, and Large. To properly choose your size, please click here and follow the instructions.
-Small fits wrists between 150-170mm
-Medium fits wrists between 165mm-190mm
-Large fits wrists between 190mm-205mm
*The sizing chart is the most accurate way to size your ZOX. Most people overestimate their wrist size. Tips can be easily removed with a small screwdriver and the String trimmed shorter, so if you're worried, please order up a size.

Product Details:
-Laser engraved serial number on the inside
-PANTONE® printed ultra-premium polyester String
-Unique reversible design
-Number-matching Magnetic Collector's Box
-Patent-Pending Zinc Alloy Aglets with neodymium magnets
-Click here for care instructions

People Details:
-Handmade with love
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Story:
If I said this wasn't my favorite design, it would take a just single look at my forearm to see that I was lying. When I created this pattern, I was so stoked on it that I actually got the mountains of it as my first tattoo. So far I've kept the meaning behind the design between myself and a few people close to me, but I want to share it with you so you can appreciate it as much as I do. My junior year of high school was tough for me. I had a lot of negative things happen that year and it was hard to keep a positive outlook on things. One thing that kept me going was something my pastor told me. He told me that not only my mountains would be molehills when I looked back on them, but that the next struggles I faced would be easier to overcome since every struggle makes us stronger. With that kind of outlook, it shifts your paradigm from seeing a struggle as something insurmountable to something you can conquer and become a better person for in the end.

Artist:
Brandon Kuipers

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