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OCTAEVO Mushroom Paper Sculpture 2

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$17.75 $25 In stock

Category: 54Celsius

Designed for adults and kids alike, these fantastical 3D paper sculptures invite you to get creative.

Lose yourself in the marvellous world of mushrooms, nature’s most radiant and clever creations.

Made of recycled cardboard and easy to assemble, they brighten up your favourite corner or add colour to your dining table decor.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven ★★★★★

My kid and I assembled this over a rainy afternoon and the slots fit together so cleanly we didn't even need glue. The printed caps have this subtle gradient that makes them look almost real on the shelf.

Evelyn F. ★★★★★

I've never built a paper model before, but the interlocking panels clicked together in under an hour. It's sitting on my desk now and the cream-and-green mushroom cap catches light beautifully.

Jacob ★★★★★

The mossy green and cream panels align so cleanly that I didn't need any glue to keep them together—just a little patience while the tabs found their slots. Watching it take shape over an afternoon was oddly calming, and the finished mushroom looks striking on my shelf.