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oak leaves

Name: oak leaves
Brand: Hannah Nunn

Hannah Nunn

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A garland of five oak leaves and four acorns that can be strung up horizontally or vertically. The detail is on the front and the back so when they turn and spin you can enjoy both sides. five oak leaves in five different autumnal colours four acorns in four colours the detail is laser cut and engraved from thick, coloured card double sided - the detail is on the front and the back made to order in our studio comes with a little bobbin of nylon thread ready to be easily threaded horizontally, vertically or individually 'Thank you very much for the box of treasures which arrived this afternoon.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as HANNAH NUNN LIMITED, number 07121410. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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