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An object should be visually calm and useful at the same time. Beauty matters, but repeated use is the real test.
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Hand-Carved Solid Wood Dog-Shaped Tissue Holder | Faithfully Guarding Your Stack of Tissues 🐶🧻🪵
When tissues need a home, a little wooden dog volunteers to crouch by the table—carrying a roll of tissue on its back, wagging its tail as it waits for you to take one.
We select three types of natural wood, hand-carving, assembling, and meticulously sanding them to blend the dog’s loyal posture with the warm, smooth feel of solid wood. Each little dog has its own unique expression, as if it might come over and nuzzle your hand at any moment. 🐾✨
It’s not just a tissue holder—it’s a little companion that will always be by your side at the corner of the table. No matter how many tissues you take, it stays firmly in place, accompanying you through every ordinary day. 🐕🖤
With it around, even wiping away tears feels a little gentler. 🧻🐶🧡
Product Details
Type: Dog Tissue Holder
Materials: Maple, Black Walnut, Beech
Dimensions: 150 × 150 × 328 mm
Weight: 0.539 kg / 1.3 lb
Package Dimensions: 310 × 210 × 60 mm
⚠️ Friendly Reminder: This product is handcrafted from natural solid wood. The wood grain, carved details, and the dog’s expression may vary slightly from piece to piece—this is normal. Please refer to the actual product. We recommend cleaning with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth and avoiding prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. 🧡
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Hand-Carved Solid Wood Tissue Holder in the Shape of a Dog
A chef dog sits at the top of a tall central post, above a round wooden base. A kitchen paper roll stands upright around the post, leaving the dog's floppy ears, dark nose, and sculpted chef's hat visible above it. The listed woods are maple, black walnut, and beech; their natural tones distinguish the pale post and character details from the darker base.
This is a vertical kitchen roll holder, with paper drawn from the standing roll. The dog provides a friendly finishing detail while the straight post and broad base give the everyday kitchen essential a defined place.
Hand-Carved Solid Wood Tissue Holder in the Shape of a Dog
Stand the holder on a dry kitchen counter or dining surface, leaving enough room beside it to pull a sheet from the upright roll. The chef dog is best seen above the paper, so place the base where the post can stand clear of shelves or hanging utensils. Its tall outline works well near a preparation area without concealing the roll itself.
Dust the wood with a soft dry cloth. For a closer wipe, use a slightly damp cloth and dry the post and base promptly. Replace a damp paper roll, and avoid prolonged direct sunlight on the natural wood.
Hand-finished detail
The product description names maple, black walnut, and beech and describes hand carving, assembly, and sanding. A straight pale post rises from a dark round base, and the small chef dog caps its top. The dog's rounded hat, floppy ears, and dark nose are the carved details to notice up close. Each wooden part contributes to the upright form.
The kitchen roll slides around the post and rests on the base, keeping the support visually simple. Natural grain and the dog's expression can vary slightly between handmade pieces, while the vertical construction stays central to how the holder is used.
Hand-Carved Solid Wood Tissue Holder in the Shape of a Dog
A standing kitchen roll can look like a temporary addition to a counter. This holder gives it a steady visual anchor: a dark circular base below, a pale upright post through the paper, and a chef dog peeking above. Set it near a cutting board or everyday ceramics so the paper remains easy to reach during cooking and cleanup.
The tall form contributes a vertical note among low trays and dishes. Natural wood tones connect it to timber shelves or utensils, while the hat and ears bring a small playful detail to a working kitchen surface.
The dog's crouched body and tail support a tissue roll, bringing a recognizable animal shape to a practical holder. The wood selection is three contrasting natural woods.
The figure is carved, assembled and hand-sanded, with small joints that keep the roll support stable. The hand-finished profile stays clear even at a small scale.
It gives a necessary everyday item a clear place and a little personality, helping a table feel less improvised. Keep it on a side table, desk or family-room shelf where tissues are needed often.
A chef dog sits at the top of a tall central post, above a round wooden base. A kitchen paper roll stands upright around the post, leaving the dog's floppy ears, dark nose, and sculpted chef's hat visible above it. The listed woods are maple, black walnut, and beech; their natural tones distinguish the pale post and character details from the darker base.
The listed product dimensions are 150 × 150 × 328 mm.
Stand the holder on a dry kitchen counter or dining surface, leaving enough room beside it to pull a sheet from the upright roll. The chef dog is best seen above the paper, so place the base where the post can stand clear of shelves or hanging utensils. Its tall outline works well near a preparation area without concealing the roll itself.
Dust the wood with a soft dry cloth. For a closer wipe, use a slightly damp cloth and dry the post and base promptly. Replace a damp paper roll, and avoid prolonged direct sunlight on the natural wood.
About OUI
OUI is a home goods studio focused on warm materials, clear function and a slower visual language. The goal is to make ordinary rooms feel more settled, not more complicated.

OUI creates home objects that support small routines: writing, setting down keys, arranging tools, clearing a surface, preparing a gift or making a quiet corner feel complete. The brand direction comes from the belief that good design combines aesthetics and function.
Instead of chasing a loud style, OUI works with a restrained palette: paper beige, walnut, ivory, muted olive, stone gray and black ink. These colors are chosen because they can live beside books, ceramics, textiles and existing furniture without demanding a full redesign.
An object should be visually calm and useful at the same time. Beauty matters, but repeated use is the real test.
Proportion, material, surface finish and small details are reviewed before a piece becomes final.
Weight, touch, finish and stability are part of the design, even when they are not obvious in a photo.
OUI pieces are meant to hold, divide, warm, soften and bring order to real rooms.

A home does not need to be perfect to feel good. OUI prefers rooms with breathing space, natural materials, useful objects and a sense of personal order. The best piece is one that quietly makes daily life easier.
Brand direction: less visual noise, warmer surfaces, clearer routines and objects that feel at home after the first week.