Olli Ella Holdie Folk - Extinct Animals

Many years ago, in the land before time, there lived three Holdie Extinct Animals that were gone long before you and me. Mammoth, Dodo and Saber Tooth Tiger are all very different, but that doesn't stop them from having so much fun together.

Handmade from a soft wool blend with embroidered features, these Extinct Animal pals are the perfect size for small hands and are wonderful prompts for hours of imaginative play.

Say hello to our friend Mammoth who loves to impress everyone with those extra-large tusks.

Mammoth is mighty kind and can always be found helping around Holdie™ world, lifting, moving and holding things with that strong trunk!!

Then there is Dodo, who spends days trying madly to fly up into the Holdie™ world skies! Dodo is a storyteller, full of tales, who loves to chat about feathery facts and favourite flowers.

Don't let that toothy grin scare you; Sabre Tooth Tiger loves nothing more than a cozy cuddle and is Holdie worlds go-to when anyone feels worried or blue. Sabre knows all the best spots to sit and watch the Holdie™ world go by!

Fill your Holdie world with prehistoric wonder by adding some Holdie Prehistoric friends into the mix for fun-filled play all day.

• Specifications
• Safety & Usage
• Olli Ella

• Features: 
  • Each Extinct Animal can stand upright by itself
  • Handmade with love
  Package includes: 3 x unique and collectible extinct friends
  Materials: Soft wool with cotton trim and polyfill
  Packaging: Recyclable gift-ready box
  Dimensions: Mammoth: H 15cm x W 10cm x L 20cm/ Dodo: H 13cm x W 5cm X L 12cm/ Sabre Tooth Tiger: H 10cm x W 7cm x L 16cm
  Weight: 0.3 kg

• Recommended age: 0+
  Product Care:
  • Spot clean only with a cool, damp cloth.
  • Do not use bleach. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.
  • Air dry flat.
  
  

• Olli Ella’s philosophy is to create products that celebrate play, bringing families together and joy to children’s eyes. Olli Ella focuses on ethical and local production, and where local production is not possible, they support talented basket weavers in Asia who have been taught this ancient craft from their elders. Learn more about Olli Ella...