Pencil Box Solar System
The solar system right on your desk – richly illustrated, colorfully designed, and playfully educational. Each planet is labeled, so children can discover the order of the celestial bodies while tidying up. The four spacious compartments offer plenty of room for pens, brushes, scissors, or rulers – keeping everything neatly organized and easily accessible.
An ideal gift for little explorers who are fascinated by space, knowledge, and organization. A practical organizational wonder with an educational component and guaranteed fun.
- Design: Colorful solar system with astronaut and rocket
- Educational value: All planets clearly labeled
- 4 compartments: Ideal for pens, brushes, and craft supplies
- Promotes a sense of order, creativity, and knowledge
- Material: MDF, laminated with decorative material
- Quick assembly thanks to the plug-in system
- Made in Germany
Dimensions: 12 × 9.5 × 9 cm (H × W × D)
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