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    1. Bunzlau Castle: Kitchen textiles

      Bunzlau Castle: Kitchen textiles

      With Bunzlau Castle’s woven kitchen textiles, you bring atmosphere, quality and sustainability into your home. The collection combines charming prints with an eye for detail and is made from 100% organic cotton. The GOTS certificate proves that the entire production process, from plantation to finished product, has been independently audited with a focus on people and the environment. A stylish and sustainable addition to any kitchen, made to be enjoyed for years to come.

    2. Cabinet Knobs

      Cabinet Knobs

      Hand-Carved Cabinet Knobs Wildlife Garden’s decorative cabinet knobs offer an easy way to give cupboards, drawers, and furniture a distinctive new expression. Inspired by flowers, seed pods, fungi, and other botanical forms, the collection combines practical function with playful, nature-inspired design. Each wooden knob is shaped, carved, and painted by hand using water-based acrylic paint, giving every piece its own unique character. The varied motifs complement both contemporary and traditional interiors and are ideal for furniture makeovers, restoration projects, and personalised interior details. Supplied with a screw and spacers for easy installation, the knobs are suitable for most cabinet doors and drawers. With their accessible format, distinctive craftsmanship, and strong gift appeal, the cabinet knobs are well suited to design and interior stores, gift shops, museum shops, and other carefully curated retailers.

    3. Cactus | Bird & Feeder House

      Cactus | Bird & Feeder House

      Cactus Bird & Feeder House The origin of the name Cactus Bird & Feeder House is clear: it is shaped like a cactus. It was designed in collaboration with Qualy from Thailand. As much as 50% of the material of the green cactus comes from recycled fishing nets from Thai fishermen. With this birdhouse, you are not only helping the birds but also the fish! The Cactus Bird & Feeder House has a very special feature. You can easily transform it from a nest box into a feeder house. Let us explain how it works. Use as a nest box: Hang the Cactus Bird & Feeder House on the wooden ring at the back. If you want to hang it on a tree, make sure the tree is thick enough to completely close off the back. The entrance hole is located on the green front side. It has a diameter of 3.4 cm and is suitable for birds such as the Sparrow, Nuthatch, Pied Flycatcher, and Redstart. Hang the Cactus around the end of March as a nest box, as interested birds will start orientating themselves. From October, or at least before the first frost, remove it from the wall and clean the inside thoroughly. You can then hang it back up as a birdhouse because birds also use it as a shelter in bad weather. The other option is to flip it around for use as a feeder house. Use as a feeder house: In autumn and winter, you can offer bird food in the Cactus Bird & Feeder House. Hang it up with the small entrance hole and the wooden ring facing forward. The ring holds the food in place. In addition to seeds, you can also put a suet ball in it if desired. If there is still a plastic net around the suet ball, remove it as birds can get entangled in it with their feet. So, you can enjoy the Cactus Bird & Feeder House all year round!

    4. Cadeaubox wenskaarten met zaden 'Troost'

      Cadeaubox wenskaarten met zaden 'Troost'

      Cadeaudoos met 4 verschillende wenskaarten met bloemenzaden met het thema 'Troost'. Inhoud: - wenskaart 'Vergeet me niet!' met vergeet-me-nietjes zaden en blauwe enveloppe - wenskaart 'Veel sterkte!' met klaproos zaden en rode enveloppe - wenskaart 'Ik denk aan jou', met driekleurig viooltjes zaden en lila enveloppe - wenskaart 'Voor jou!', metvogeloogjes (gilia) zaden en paarse enveloppe De kaarten hebben een Din Large formaat (110 x 210 cm), zijn voorzien van zadenzakje aan de binnezijde en verder blanco. Op de achterzijde staan de zaai instructies geïllustreerd.