KURBITS CHRISTMAS BAUBLE, BLUE/YELLOW

€14,00
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Handmade hanging bauble in porcelain clay with our pattern Kurbits by Elisabeth Dunker. A festive decoration for the Christmas tree, door handle or why not let them spread Christmas cheer in a window or hang them on branches placed in a vase. The bauble is a little heavier than glass baubles, so it needs to be hung on a more stable branch.

SOCIAL PRODUCTION We proudly produce this product in a renowned porcelain factory in Hanoi, Vietnam, run by the Hang family, with a Danish company as co-owners. Supported by the Danish government, our production meets international labor standards, offering safe environments, insurance, health programs, and empowering opportunities for Vietnamese women.

Design Elisabeth Dunker, Fine Little Day
Size Ø 6 cm / 2.36 in
Material Porcelain
Made in Vietnam

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Return & exchange

You have the right to withdraw from your purchase within 14 days of receiving your order. To request a return, simply fill out our Withdrawal Form or contact our customer service team at hej@finelittleday.com. Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer. The right of withdrawal does not apply to fabric by the metre, fabric samples, made-to-measure curtains, framed posters or special-order items. For more information about returns and exchanges, please see our Terms and conditions.

ELISABETH DUNKER

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Elisabeth Dunker is the leading designer and creative director of Fine Little Day. Her expression stems from a love of nature and craftsmanship and is rooted in a naive image.

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