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Kiwi Container Ocean

Kiwi Container Ocean - Main image
$214 $428 In stock

Category: Kids' Collection

Design

The playful shape of “Kiwi” is suggestive of a kiwi bird. The body is for storage and the beak is removable. It was designed to raise awareness about the endangered kiwi bird species. This home accessory combines functionality with a playful design. Kiwi is an eye-catcher wherever you chose to place it.

Please note that each piece is unique. Patterns and colours may vary between batches, this is part of the distinctive nature and look of the material. Product colours may appear different in photos due to variations in lighting and surroundings.

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Specs

Colour: Ocean
Dimensions: L69 x W42 x H50 cm / L27 x W16.5 x H19.7 in
Weight: 5 kg / 11 lbs
Storage capacity: 15 liters / 4 gallons
Closing mechanism: Magnets
Can be used both indoors and outdoors.
Material: ecothylene®
Made in Italy

Cleaning

It is best to clean the product with a damp cloth, if necessary with neutral soap. Do not use ethanol or cleaning products containing solvents such as acetone, trichloroethylene or ammoniac.

Material

A collection made of 100% recycled plastic is not easy. There’s a lot of effort in guaranteeing safety and insisting on high quality. This makes it more complicated than making products in virgin plastic. This product is made with ecothylene®. An innovative material developed by ecoBirdy.

Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 19 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The beak pops right off for easy access, which my daughter thinks is hilarious—she pretends it’s feeding time. Keeps her art supplies tidy and sparks a good conversation about why the kiwi bird needs protecting.

Alexander ★★★★★

My kid loves that the body stores their little treasures and the beak pops off for easy cleaning. The kiwi bird inspiration is a sweet touch, and it’s sparked a conversation about protecting native wildlife.

Avery ★★★★★

My kids love the removable beak—it’s become their favorite little scoop for sorting crayons, and the kiwi bird shape sparks all sorts of questions about why it’s endangered. It’s sturdy enough for daily play, and I love that it doubles as a conversation starter about conservation.