Little Dutch Bucket
Little Dutch

Little Dutch Bucket

ColoursFairy Garden

€8.95

Disponible en

Natural Baby Shower
€8.95

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Detalles del producto

The Little Dutch Forest Friends Bucket is a charming and practical accessory for outdoor adventures.
  • Sturdy metal bucket designed for collecting treasures, scooping soil, or helping in the garden
  • Features a comfortable handle and adorned with charming Forest Friends illustrations
  • Encourages curiosity and outdoor play for budding nature lovers

Especificaciones y características

Características principales

  • Sturdy metal design is durable + lightweight
  • Comfortable handle for little hands to carry

  • Perfect for gardening fun

    collect leaves, flowers + tiny treasures

  • Fairy Garden illustrations for magical outdoor play
  • Encourages outdoor exploration

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