Beginner
5 pieces · 1 cm tall, 2 cm wide
Beginner6 pieces · 2 cm tall, 1 cm wide
Terrarium figurines, wacky skulls, set of 6
Six white skulls, 2 cm tall, each with its own detail: green eyes, red eyes, a single eye, a snake or a rose between the teeth.
€11.90Shipping €12.90, free from €69
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Specifications
Six white skulls, 2 cm tall, each with its own detail: green eyes, red eyes, a single eye, a snake or a rose between the teeth.
Full description and specifications
What's in the set
- 6 figurines: six white skulls, all different (green eyes, red eyes, a single black eye, a snake, a rose between the teeth)
- Size: 2 cm tall, 1 cm wide
- Colours: white, coloured details
- Finish: painted, fine details
Where to place them
Place them on the moss, at the foot of the plants or between two pebbles: within minutes, a terrarium turns into a Halloween scene. After 31 October, take them out and the terrarium goes back to its everyday look.
They also work in a plant pot, a miniature garden or on a shelf.
Good to know
These are decorative items, not toys. The pieces are small: keep them out of reach of children under 3.
- Level
- Beginner
- Size
- 6 pieces · 2 cm tall, 1 cm wide
- Material
- Synthetic material
- Contents
- 6 figurines
- Size
- 2 cm tall, 1 cm wide
- Colours
- white, coloured details
- Use
- terrarium, plant pot, miniature garden
- Reference
- 16830.11.069
6 figurinesContents
2 cm tallSize, 1 cm wide
WhiteColours, coloured details
TerrariumUse, plant pot, miniature garden
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Questions
Ask a questionCan they cope with the humidity of a closed terrarium?
The supplier sells them as miniature decor figurines. Condensation does not harm them; a dry brush is enough to clean them.
Can they stay in all year round?
Yes, nothing damages them. Most people put them out in October and pack them away in November: they come out with tweezers, without disturbing the plants.