Suck UK
Flask In A Book
$35.00
Stash your favourite tipple inside The Good Book and no one will ever know, these also make a great gift with a slight tongue in cheek humour about them.. Made from stainless steel so great for engraving or you can write a personal message on the inside of the book.
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Wooden Stroller Book
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Visit product page →A great first book for little hands. These six sturdy easy-to-turn wooden ( Eco-Friendly) pages feature bold colors and classic Petit Collage icons and patterns. Use the included cotton strap to easily attach this made-to-last book onto bags, strollers, and car seats.
Made from FSC-certified wood. Includes non-toxic water-based paints and varnish
Conforms to CPSIA, ASTM, En71 standards.
Ages 6 months and up.
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Save Planet A
Save Planet A, Steel/Glass Straws
$20.00
Visit product page →Because there is no Planet B, we have to do everything we can to save our planet..
If you have to use a straw why not try one of these products as an alternative.
Available in glass 4 pack with cleaning brush, stainless steel thick 4 pack with cleaning brush and stainless steel short 6 pack.
Food grade stainless steel or glass, plastic and BPA free, dishwasher safe, easy to clean and can be used for hot or cold drinks. They will last you a lifetime..
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Cloud Weather Station
$30.00
Visit product page →The cloud-shaped storm glass with a beechwood base is a beautiful ornament and a traditional way to forecast the weather.
Once used by seafarers to predict oncoming storms, this historical device responds to atmospheric fluctuations to forecast the weather!
Box dimensions: 18cm x 19cm 8cm
Please keep out of the reach of children, this is not a toy. Can be fatal to children if sucked or swallowed.Contains Camphor 20.76/230G. Poison. Flammable.
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Erin Lightfoot
Erin Lightfoot Porcelain Earrings
$60.50
Visit product page →Erin Lightfoot creates jewellery and decorative homewares to be worn and enjoyed. Popular as gift items, her ceramics have grown a loyal following among those who enjoy the easy elegance of her earrings.
Working with porcelain, Erin creates simple forms which are thoughtfully decorated with subtly-hued colour schemes and geometric pattern.
Believing that objects should be both useful and beautiful, she places much value on design, selection of materials and the quality of craftsmanship through which everything comes together.
Her work draws inspiration from past movements including the Bauhaus, Modernist and Art Deco periods as well as patterning techniques from around the world. She pulls these influences together to create ceramics that feel both contemporary and slightly reminiscent.
