Trio of natural rustic Devonshire slate pieces
Product Code:
00zgfyI
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
4
£15.00 inc. tax
Description
Our rustic slate pieces come from a quarry just over the Tamar in Devon!
After several requests for natural, uncut or untreated slate pieces, I've collated a variety of slate pieces.
Each trio contains one large, one medium and one small piece of slate
Please note PICTURES ARE ONLY INDICATIVE OF THE TRIO
Each trio is unique, and the pictures show the kind of pieces you will receive
Slate is a natural stone, so each piece has variations in colours, textures and shapes.
If there are any particular shapes you require, please message BEFORE you order so I can find pieces that may suit your needs
Perfect for displaying your little felted creations!
UK SHIPPING ONLY due to the significant weight of these stones! Please note if you are an overseas customer, you will need to contact me in advance to find out shipping prices for these pieces.
Our miniatures and props have been carefully curated to create a selection that fits with the ethos of the business - there are no plastics or synthetics in any of our props. All of our props are made from either natural materials, like cork, wood, or bamboo which are biodegradable, or from other materials that can be recycled later in life - for instance our glass jars and bottle can be recycled, and all of our metal props can be recycled too!
It's a key part of my business to ensure that we only sell products that are fully eco-friendly, so you can buy our props with confidence, knowing that there are no single use plastics, or any enviromentally difficult products.
All of our orders are sent in 100% plastic free, biodegradable packaging too!
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