Astronaut Pencil Box
Learning adventures with astronaut power! This original pencil box with an astronaut motif brings a touch of space and a spirit of discovery to the desk. It offers plenty of space for pens, scissors, rulers, and craft supplies – keeping everything neat and within easy reach.
The detailed design will delight little space fans, while the sturdy MDF material ensures durability and stability. Perfectly suited for children's rooms, back to school, or as a gift idea for young explorers – here, organization meets creativity and galactic learning fun!
- Design: Astronaut in space, colorful motif with planets & stars
- Compartments: 4 compartments for pens, markers, scissors & more
- Perfect for: Children's rooms, school desks, or as a gift for little space fans
- Gift idea: Ideal for starting school, for first-graders, or creative kids
- Material: MDF, laminated
- 100% made in Germany
Dimensions: 13.5 x 10.5 x 9.5 cm (H x W x D)
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