In forests across the state, the great rhododendron blooms with light whitish-pink flowers in late June and early July. Also called the great laurel, this rhododendron is set apart by its long, pointed leaves. School children chose it as the West Virginia state flower in 1903. Featuring an antique finish, hand carved, white rubbed rose design on a swivel lid, it opens up to a single compartment for stylish safekeeping of everyday small items. Keep on a dresser, shelf, desk or nightstand for easy organization and access. Artisans use traditional carving techniques to carve blocks of mango wood into treasures for the home.

Dimensions are about 4" L x 2" W