Cast Iron Grapevine Door Knocker | Rustic Vineyard Design, 17.7 cm - Outlet

Cast Iron Grapevine Door Knocker | Rustic Vineyard Design, 17.7 cm - Outlet
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Welcome your guests with a symbol of abundance, celebration, and the joy of life with this artistically rendered cast iron door knocker. Its design is a tribute to viticulture and natural beauty—dominated by a detailed bunch of grapes with leaves, complemented by a knocker ring that is elegantly woven from grapevines. The entire piece is crafted from solid cast steel with a traditional black finish that highlights its rustic character and ensures high resistance to the elements. Further product information ...

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Cast Iron Grapevine Door Knocker | Rustic Vineyard Design, 17.7 cm, a Tribute to Wine and Good Company

Where Will This Knocker Look Best?

This door knocker is the perfect accessory for the door of a wine cellar, a winery, a restaurant, or an inn in a wine-growing region. It will also be a wonderful ornament on the front door of any wine lover's home, or as a stylish element on a country estate or cottage. It is a clear signal of hospitality and a warm invitation to sit down with a glass of good wine.

The Symbolism of the Grapevine and Grapes

The grapevine and its fruits are one of the oldest and richest symbols in human culture. In antiquity, they were associated with gods such as the Greek Dionysus or the Roman Bacchus—gods of wine, unbridled merriment, ecstasy, and fertility. In Christian symbolism, wine represents the blood of Christ and is central to the Eucharist. In general, grapes symbolize abundance, harvest, fertility, and the joy of life. This door knocker thus carries all these positive meanings.

Interesting Fact: Wine in Ancient Rome

In ancient Rome, wine was not just a drink for special occasions but a daily part of life for all social classes, from slaves to emperors (though the quality, of course, varied dramatically). The Romans were masters of viticulture and spread the cultivation of vines throughout their empire, thereby laying the groundwork for many of Europe's most famous wine regions today. Wine was commonly mixed with water and often flavoured with spices, honey, or even seawater. A knocker with this motif would have been perfectly at home on the door of a Roman villa.

Honest Craftsmanship and Easy Installation

Installation and Care

Installation of the knocker is simple. It attaches to the door with two screws in the upper section. Two matching screws are included in the package, which makes your installation easier. Thanks to the durable oil-blackened finish, maintenance is minimal. To clean, simply wipe the knocker with a dry or slightly damp cloth and avoid using abrasive materials that could damage the fine details.

Key Features and Dimensions

  • Material: Cast Steel / Cast Iron
  • Motif: Grapevine
  • Height: 7 inches (17.7 cm)
  • Width: 6.3 inches (16 cm)
  • Distance Between Screw Holes: 4.75 inches (12.1 cm)
  • Package Contents: 1x Door Knocker, 2x Screws (approx. 2 inches / 5.1 cm length)

What This Knocker Is Definitely Not For

This knocker is a celebration of wine, but unfortunately, it does not serve as a corkscrew. Also, do not attempt to press juice from it, however inviting its shape may be. It is an ornament meant to please the eye, not fill the stomach.

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