Embrace Coastal Charm with the Cheeky Seagull and Stolen Chips
Introducing the irresistible Cheeky Seagull and Stolen Chips - a whimsical creation that captures the mischievous spirit of coastal life and promises daily smiles.
Seaside Delight: This charming metal seagull, clutching stolen chips, embodies the lighthearted essence of coastal encounters. Its presence adds a touch of the beach's carefree spirit to your home.
Mischievous Charmer: Hang this endearing matey in your home and relish the daily delight. As you watch your treat "sail off" into the distance, this mischievous companion will undoubtedly bring a smile to your face.
West Country Wonder: It's a true West Country sight - a seagull swooping in to claim delicious chips. This piece celebrates the coastal culture and adds a touch of authenticity to your decor.
Fun and Functionality Combined:
- Fun large metal seagull hanger with some cheeky stolen chips
- Great for a seaside-themed room
- Size: 9 x 12.5 x 3.5cm
Ethical Essence: Rooted in ethical sourcing and Fairtrade principles, the Cheeky Seagull and Stolen Chips isn't just a decoration; it's a symbol of responsible choices and positive impact.
Transform your space with coastal whimsy. Order now to welcome the Cheeky Seagull and Stolen Chips into your home and experience the joy this playful creation brings while celebrating ethical values.
Seagull steals chips for supper
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Discover Shoeless Joe - where sustainability meets ethical craftsmanship! Their handcrafted products are made from offcut wood and driftwood, supporting local communities and leaving no waste. Sourced from suppliers who comply with the Ethical Trading Initiative, ensuring fair employment practices. Plus, they always work towards being fully plastic-neutral, eliminating single-use plastic from our products and packaging. We like to promote products with a sustainable future, where every creation represents more than just a product - it embodies our values. Let's positively impact the world, one handmade piece at a time.
