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Araki Detangling Wood Comb
Araki Detangling Wood Comb
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We kept coming back to this one — a wide-toothed comb built from green sandalwood as its foundation, with contrasting wood sections hand-inlaid using a technique as old as fine furniture making. It has the kind of quiet craftsmanship that doesn't announce itself. It just works, beautifully, every time.
Green sandalwood — known botanically as Maracaibo lignum vitae — is a dense, durable South American hardwood with a naturally porous surface that gently absorbs and distributes hair oils as you comb. Its subtle aromatic fragrance turns every grooming session into something worth slowing down for. Anti-static, no-snag, and built to last.
The inlay is the detail that sets it apart. Solid wood sections are hand-fitted into the base using a meticulous traditional technique — not for decoration alone, but to reinforce structure and make the most of natural material. The result is a comb that's as considered in its making as it is in its use.
Why You'll Love It:
- Shaped through a meticulous 36-step handcrafting process by artisans with over 20 years of expertise.
- Extra wide teeth — ideal for long, thick, curly, or coily hair
- Hand-inlaid wood construction — artisan detail, every piece unique
- Rounded, hand-polished teeth for smooth, snag-free combing
- Anti-static hardwood — no flyaways, no frizz
- Naturally porous wood distributes hair oils as you comb
- Ergonomically designed handle for comfortable grip
- Green sandalwood base with hand-inlaid wood construction
- Comes with a drawstring fabric gift bag — ready to give
- End of life: compost me!
Size: 23.3cm × 6.7cm × 1.2cm (9.2 in × 2.6 in × 0.47 in)
Tooth Space: 10mm (0.39 in)
Material: Green Sandalwood (Maracaibo Lignum Vitae)
Care: Keep dry · Avoid heat and direct sunlight · Clean with a dry cotton cloth · Condition occasionally with baby or olive oil · Avoid dropping or bending
Note: Each comb is handcrafted from a single piece of green sandalwood — wood color, grain, and inlay pattern will vary subtly. Small knots and natural markings are part of the character. Green sandalwood is sensitive to heat and prolonged sun exposure; store in a cool, shaded place to preserve color and finish.
