A Christmas Carol Charles Dickens Clay Mini Book Framed Home Wall Decoration Trim Trinket Ornament
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| Artikelnummer | 211909348 | Erscheinungsdatum | 2026/04/06 | Listenpreis | €14.00 | Modellnummer | 211909348 | ||
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Books for your wall or tree? Why not? Display your great taste in literature with this festive Holiday classic! A Christmas Carol was first published in 1843 as a novella by Charles Dickens. It was met with instant success and has never been out of print. Our version features original hand colored etchings from the first edition by John Leech. Rendered in clay, painted, burnished, fired and glazed, these tiny book baubles serve as a timeless memento of books that are forever associated with Christmas. Our exclusive laser cut frame is made from 3 mm thick plywood and is both sturdy and delicate. HANDMADE IN THE USA: when you invest in Book Beads, you start a collection with an artist who is a product of generations of book lovers and craftsmen dedicated to producing the finest sculpted miniature books for you.So go ahead. Flaunt your books.DETAILED PRODUCT SPECS can be found below.
- The perfect gender-neutral gift for book lovers
- Book Bead sculpted from 100% polymer clay
- Eye-catching, large laser-cut wood frame (8 x 8 cm)
- Comes ready for gifting in our unique packaging
- Handmade in the USA
| Color | Yellow |
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| Shape | Round |
| Theme | Holiday,Christmas |
| Occasion | Anniversary, Birthday, Christmas, Thanksgiving |
| Brand Name | Book Beads |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Material Type | ◉Book pendants are made from 100% polymer clay. ◉ Laser cut wood frame is made of 3 mm thick plywood |
| Product Style | Classic |
| Is Customizable | Yes |
| Are Batteries Required | No |
| Item Display Dimensions | 1.5 x 0.98 x 0.16 inches |
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