Majacraft Rose with Bobbin Carrier

SEALY MACWHEELY LTD

£1350

The Rose is a classic wheel for every spinner. With its spoked wheel and engraved rose motif, it is elegant with a traditional feel. It is super-easy to use and yet still has the ability to carry out any spinning technique you can imagine. The Rose has lines that are beautifully smooth and elegant. The motif has been redesigned by Tauranga artist Sharon O’Callaghan and the whole wheel has a very romantic feel to it. It is simple to assemble, easy to use and very reliable. The Majacraft Rose is a wheel you will treasure for years to come. The Rose bobbin and whorl carrier also has a laser engra

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