Mini Panda Trophy

€39.00
Quantity

Last items in stock

At your home between 29/10 and the 31/10

  • Non-European Manufacturing
    Non-European Manufacturing
  • Wool
    Wool

The small Fiona Walker Panda wall trophy is a decorative accessory for children's rooms, entirely handmade in India. The little Panda is made of felt and has polyester stuffing. Fair trade certified, each small Panda plush trophy is unique, making it a one-of-a-kind piece with every new production.

Warning! This is a decorative object, therefore its manufacture does not comply with NF safety standards for toys.

ACC0699
Colors
White/Black

Product Dimensions

Length 15 - Width 18.5 - Height 15 cm

Package Dimensions

Package weight: 0.345 kg

Number of packages: 1

Information Mini Panda Trophy

Color: White

Material used: Felted wool. Polyester filling.

Caution! This is a decorative object, therefore its design does not comply with NF safety standards for toys.

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Eco-responsible manufacturing in India

A 100% French furniture manufacturer

Made in France

At Chambrekids, we manufacture sustainable, scalable, and healthy furniture in France for babies, children, and adults. All our furniture is designed in our workshop near La Rochelle, using PEFC-certified wood from sustainably managed French forests, and water-based finishes free from solvents and VOCs.

Our difference? A strong environmental commitment at every step: local production, short supply chain, low formaldehyde wood panels, and no outsourcing abroad. We favor sustainable, repairable materials, and guarantee the availability of spare parts to extend the life of our furniture.

Our team, made up of childhood and parenting enthusiasts, is based in the immediate vicinity of the factory. We provide personalized customer service, listening to families to support them in all their furnishing projects.

By choosing Chambrekids, you support responsible manufacturing and offer your children furniture that is as beautiful as it is ethical.

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