Kew Gardens Beautiful Flowers Coloring Kit - The Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
22,99 €
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Erscheint vorauss. 1. April 2025
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Delving into the world-renowned archives of botanical art at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in London in the UK, this coloring set offers users the chance to practice their coloring skills in a 64-page book containing 30 images before completing a series of 6 separate artworks that can be framed and used to decorate the home or offered as gifts to family and friends. Also included are 10 coloring pencils, so that all the budding artist has to do is find a comfortable place to sit and enjoy this rewarding pastime. With a variety of flowers-from delightful roses to more exotic flora-this…mehr

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Delving into the world-renowned archives of botanical art at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in London in the UK, this coloring set offers users the chance to practice their coloring skills in a 64-page book containing 30 images before completing a series of 6 separate artworks that can be framed and used to decorate the home or offered as gifts to family and friends. Also included are 10 coloring pencils, so that all the budding artist has to do is find a comfortable place to sit and enjoy this rewarding pastime. With a variety of flowers-from delightful roses to more exotic flora-this coloring box makes an ideal gift or self-purchase for arts and crafts enthusiasts.
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Attracting more than 2.5 million visitors a year, the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew is an essential destination for plant lovers of all ages. As a dedicated scientific research facility and with a global reputation for its work in the protection of endangered species, the Royal Botanic Gardens have been at the forefront of widening our knowledge of the world of plants. The gardens at Kew were established in 1759 by the mother of King George III and were designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2003.