Lorena Canals

Lorena Canals Storage Basket - Poppy the Dog

119.00
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Lorena Canals Storage Basket - Poppy the Dog

The Lorena Canals Storage Basket - Poppy the Dog is a playful and stylish storage basket inspired by the elegant silhouette of a setter dog. This handmade basket is designed with attention to detail and sustainability, adding a cheerful and warm atmosphere to any child's room. Poppy is not only functional but also a real decorative eye-catcher and playmate in one. Poppy is made from recycled polyester from PET bottles combined with soft cotton. The basket features playful accents such as layered fringes on the ears and tail, embroidered lashes, and a sturdy rope integrated into the sides to maintain its shape. As a fun extra, a small toy bone is attached to the label – perfect for young dog lovers.

With plenty of space for toys, cuddly toys, or other small items, this basket keeps the room tidy without compromising on atmosphere or style. Thanks to its lightweight design, it is easy to move and simple for children to use on their own.

Features

  • - Material: 67% cotton, 33% polyester from recycled PET bottles
  • - Handmade and child-friendly design
  • - Silhouette inspired by a setter dog
  • - Layered fringes on ears and tail
  • - Embroidered lashes and decorative bone on the label
  • - Rope structure on the sides for stability
  • - Lightweight and easy to move
  • - Not machine washable
  • - Only clean with lukewarm water and mild soap
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