Looking for a small token to mark your visit to Kinzua Bridge State Park? Then, this engraved wooden skywalk pin might be just what you're looking for! Made of Pennsylvania hardwoods, the wood of this pin is engraved with an image of the Kinzua Bridge State Park skywalk. This pin can be placed on your lapel, backpack, hat, jacket or anywhere else you can think of where you want to display your memory of the monument once called the Eighth Wonder of the World! And what's nice about the pin is when you're bored with it on one item, you could then take it off and move it to a different spot.
0.9" x 0.1" x 0.9"
Elkwood Arts is a licensed vocational facility providing sheltered employment and training to disabled adults. They are a program of Dickinson Center, Inc. and their mission is to search for ways to meet the needs of adults with intellectual disabilities who are unable to obtain employment and show an interest in woodworking. The result is quality and handmade products made from Pennsylvania hardwoods.
Elkwood Arts is located in Elk Country; learn more about this inspiring landscape now.
See photographs of workers creating at Elkwood Arts here.
The PA Wilds is home to an impressive and diverse community of skilled artisans, craftspeople, and producers working across a variety of media. The PA Wilds Conservation Shop is proud to source and curate our shop using products made the many talented makers of The Wilds Cooperative of Pennsylvania.
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PA Wilds Conservation Shops are owned and operated by the Pennsylvania Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship, Inc. a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit. To learn more about our nonprofit mission please visit pawildscenter.org.