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Buchstabenkissen Camel auf Marineblau Vichykaro

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Buchstabenkissen Camel auf Marineblau VichykaroBeschreibung Unsere Buchstabenkissen sind das Beste Geschenk zu jedem Anlass, fr jedes Alter und fr jeden Geschmack ist etwas dabei sie sind persnlich, langlebig und etwas ganz besonderes. Das Kissen im handlichen Format ist ein toller Begleiter auf Reisen, bei einer bernachtung bei Oma & Opa oder Freunden, uvm. Der eigene Geruch ist immer mit dabei. kinder&konsorten fertigt die wunderschnen Kissen von Hand in der eigenen Werkstatt im Geschft in

Beschreibung
Unsere Buchstabenkissen sind das Beste Geschenk zu jedem Anlass, für jedes Alter und für jeden Geschmack ist etwas dabei - sie sind persönlich, langlebig und etwas ganz besonderes. Das Kissen im handlichen Format ist ein toller Begleiter auf Reisen, bei einer Übernachtung bei Oma & Opa oder Freunden, uvm. Der eigene Geruch ist immer mit dabei.
kinder&konsorten fertigt die wunderschönen Kissen von Hand in der eigenen Werkstatt im Geschäft in Düsseldorf an. So ist jedes Kissen ganz individuell. 

Details
Maße: 27 x 35 cm
Material: 100% Baumwolle
Füllung: Feder-Daunen Mischung
Von Hand hergestellt in Düsseldorf, Deutschland.

Pflegehinweise
Bezug: Maschinenwäsche bei 40-60°C
Füllung: Maschinenwäsche bei 30-60°C (in Ausnahmefällen bei 95°C - der Daune macht das nichts, beansprucht nur das Material.), bitte mit Daunenwaschmittel und Wasch-/Trocknerbällen.

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