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pebbles (20 pieces)

Name: pebbles (20 pieces)
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Hannah Nunn

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Each one of these pebbles and seaweeds has been exquisitely laser cut and engraved on both sides from thick coloured card to create it's own pattern and texture. Each has a least two holes so you can string them on nylon thread either vertically or horizontally as a garland. Or you could just display them on a shelf or in a bowl. They are really tactile and you'll find yourself just wanting to hold them in your hand, just like real pebbles. this large set has twenty pieces - fifteen pebbles, four seaweeds and a little shell laser cut from thick card on both sides made to order in our studio co

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Registered at Companies House as HANNAH NUNN LIMITED, number 07121410. Checked 2026-08-29.
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pebbles (20 pieces)

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