Paper vase cover - yellow tones | small
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70.00 AED
Turn your empty bottle into a vase.
Empty bottles can literally be found anywhere in the world; from well-off and developed areas to impoverished city slums. And they can hold their water, making it an ideal vase. The only thing needed to make it look pretty is a beautiful cover. Our paper vase covers are hand folded by the women of Tiny Miracles. Their unique triangular paper design ensures easy assembly in under a minute.
The paper vase cover is designed by Dutch designer Pepe Heykoop. The cover can be manually shaped on any empty bottle which transforms it into a modern vase. The vase has been hand folded by women supported by the Tiny Miracles Foundation.
- Size vase: 11 x 8 x 25 CM
- Size packaging: 12 X 19 X 1 CM
About the brand: Tiny Miracles is an Amsterdam- and India-based foundation and social enterprise with a deep-rooted belief that our generation must and has the power to solve poverty. As a social enterprise, we use our products and brand partnerships as a means for not only creating jobs for people to lift themselves out of poverty, but also for inspiring businesses and consumers to join us in taking small steps towards big social change.
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