This small children’s stool with a fun shark design has been handmade, carved, and painted from acacia wood in Thailand.
These stools are very versatile making great seats for little bums, sturdy step-stools for reaching high shelves, or as tiny tables to add accent to your home.
These beautiful stools are hand-carved and painted by our skilled artisans in Thailand. Each piece is individually painted meaning that every item is truly unique.
Acacia wood stands out for its durability, distinctive grain, and sustainability. With its fast growth and often responsible cultivation, acacia is a more eco-friendly option than many slower-growing hardwoods. Choosing products made from acacia supports a material with a lower impact on deforestation while providing exceptional beauty and quality.
Due to the hand painting please note this item may differ slightly from the picture shown
Size: Approx. 26cm ∅ × 25cm
Material: Acacia wood
Origin: Thailand
Credentials: Fair trade, wood from fast-growing trees, hand crafted
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Postage & Delivery
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Standard Delivery: From £4.15 (Tracked 48).
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Good to know: Every purchase helps us continue supporting small-scale artisans and fair trade practices. Cheers for being an ethical legend.
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