Cardboard Safari

Cardboard Safari creates these cool animal-friendly and recyclable cardboard trophies. Made from environmentally friendly, recycled cardboard, the beautifully laser cut wall decorations are a striking visual statement, they are available in brown and white and a variety of sizes. These unique animal busts are actually large puzzles that you put together, each is formed by interlocking pieces of cardboard that are laser cut for a precision fit, ensuring that construction is a snap. Instructions are included and no tools are required. Makes a great contrast in modern rooms with a bit of old-days charm and kitsch. watch the video

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