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- £2.75$4.60€3.57$4.58 mainland UK delivery
- UK Delivery only
- Estimated delivery: 5-7 days
Happiness Water Bottle Happiness is the result of Wild & Wolf's collaboration with Aardvark, a design duo specializing in creating fabulous letterpress prints using a vintage Heidelberg press with original wood and metal type. A modern take on The Desiderata, (Go placidly amid the noise and haste, …) Happiness distills the sentiments of this poem to create an inspirational range of products for the home, to amuse and inspire. Stainless steel water bottle with carabiner clip, 600ml capacity.
Happiness Water Bottle
Happiness is the result of Wild & Wolf's collaboration with Aardvark, a design duo specializing in creating fabulous letterpress prints using a vintage Heidelberg press with original wood and metal type.
A modern take on The Desiderata, (Go placidly amid the noise and haste, …) Happiness distills the sentiments of this poem to create an inspirational range of products for the home, to amuse and inspire.
Stainless steel water bottle with carabiner clip, 600ml capacity.
This product is dispatched to you by Colloco Homeware and Gifts.
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