Blue Flowering Branch in Natural Felt
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This flower is handmade in Nepal from felted sheep’s wool using the wet-felting technique. This technique involves rubbing the wool with hot water and soap until the fibers intertwine and form a dense material. The petals are then cut, shaped, and assembled one by one.
The felt retains its shape and color without any special care. The flower can be placed on a table, tucked into a dried flower bouquet, or hung up, however you like. Its sturdy stem lets you put it in a vase or any other holder of your choice.
Each flower is handmade, so its shape and color may vary slightly from one piece to another.
This flower design has 3 branches. The stems can be bent slightly to give it the shape you prefer, especially if you want to put the flower in a vase.
Features
- Composition: 100% wool
- Dimensions: Length 45 cm, maximum width approximately 32 cm
- Weight: 48 g
- Color: green stem, blue flowers
- Made: handmade in Nepal
Care
Dust the flower with a soft brush or a hair dryer on the cool setting. Do not get it wet, as its shape may change. Like any wool item, store it away from moths, for example with a sachet of lavender or cedarwood.
Cautions
This is a decorative object, not a toy. It contains small decorative parts. Not suitable for children under 3 years old.
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Returns and warranty
If you are not satisfied with your order or if you have changed your mind, you can return the items within 14 calendar days of receipt. In this case, please contact us to agree on the terms of exchange or return.Â
Our products are covered by a two-year warranty in accordance with  Directive (EU) 2019/771 and Articles L217-3 et seq. of the French Consumer Code.
Eco-participation and WEEE information
The price includes the mandatory Refashion contribution (textile/footwear recycling) in France, and equivalent organizations in other countries where applicable.
RGSP Manufacturer: Himalayan Arts and Handicrafts, Kathmandu, Nepal.Â
RGSP Distributor: Madacha, France