Cypraea Arabica is the Latin name for this shell commonly called the Arabian Cowrie which can be found throughout the Indo-Pacific region..  It is approximately 2" long with a two-tone pattern of browns and creams and a soft leopard patterning along the rim.  Cowrie shells can be traced throughout history as being used for decorative, religious and even financial purposes and now they can decorate your home.  These knobs are mounted opposite of the ACA40 Arabian Cowrie knobs so the opening faces out.   Knobs and pulls are sold in pairs.  Empty seashells are made into strong knobs, pulls, and tableware. These decorative fittings are of high quality and resistant to tension and torsion.  Being made from shells found in nature means that each shell is unique.  Coloration and patterns will vary slightly between shells of the same species.  Main patents: Europe 09369960, USA 6351873