Blue Bauble Honeycomb

VIOLET ELIZABETH LIMITED

£7.5

Composed of intricate layers of recycled cotton paper, each decoration unfolds to reveal a three-dimensional bauble honeycomb. - One bauble-shaped paper ornament with a cotton hanging loop - Each secured with a magnet - Screen printed by hand by talented artisans in Jaipur - Sustainably made from recycled materials Disclaimer: this item is not a toy, and contains magnetic components. The many layers of our honeycomb decorations are assembled by hand. When freshly opened, they may need a little bit of gentle encouragement to expand and for the ends to stick together with the magnet. As the laye

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as VIOLET ELIZABETH LIMITED, number 13641499. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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