【Marine Felt】Felted Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphin

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【Marine Felt】Felted Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphin - ของวางตกแต่ง - ขนแกะ สึชมพู

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Felted Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin Most humpback dolphins are grey in colour. The ones that live near Hong Kong, Indo-pacific Humpback Dolphins, have a range of colours. They are black or dark grey as youngsters and then gradually become light grey, white, pink when they grow up. The Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin is inhabiting coastal waters of the eastern Indian and western Pacific Oceans. This species is often referred to as the Chinese White Dolphin in mainland China, Macau, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore as a common name. The needle-felted whales can be a lovely gift to your loves, or for someone who loves marine mammals. It will be a good decoration in your bedroom, living room or baby room. Size: 12cm x 8cm Please message me if you have any questions regarding this item and I’ll get back to you. I am working on more felted wildlife gifts, so you can <favourite shop> to be first who knows the latest works. ❧MADE TO ORDER:
 Your ORIGINAL will be handmade on demand. 
 Production time: 3 days to 2 weeks depending on the order ❧ CLEANING NOT wipe or brush felted animals They can be dusted with the hairdryer on low/cool setting. ❧ As these are handmade works, there may be small differences between pieces. This only adds the unique personality to them. ❧ The colour may look differently based on various monitor resolutions. ***************************************************************************** Jess Felt Art (instagram: @jess.feltart) I use felting art to present the biodiversity of our world. In combining three of my biggest passions in life--travel, nature and wool felting. I have discovered my style and voice as an artist and conservationist. I hope I can bring a unique perspective to wildlife though the felting artwork in order to create awareness of world biodiversity, not only in the place you live in, also the places where you have not been to.