Hansa Black Cockatoo Puppet
Description
Hansa is renowned the world over for it’s true to life recreations of the worlds most loved animals. This cheeky Black Cockatoo full-body Hand puppet is from the Australian Native collection and has been carefully hand crafted in partnership with wildlife experts and brought to life with meticulous attention to detail.
This cockatoo’s feathers have been recreated with exceptionally soft faux fur and highlighted with airbrush detail and finished with the unmistakable striking tail feathers! Grey airbrush shading also highlights his big eyes and blends his grey beak perfectly. With his outstretched wings, he is ready to shake his tail feather, simply pop your hand inside the beautifully lined fabric and watch him take flight. The perfect gift to spark memories of Australia.
The perfect gift for a family member, friend or even yourself.
Details:
- Recommended for ages 3 and up
- Complies with international safety standards
- Filling is made from recycled PE bottle
- 49cm
Specifications
Shipping & Returns
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Shipping:
- We ship Australia wide. Final rates are calculated at the checkout.
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Returns:
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