Sebra Felted baby mobile, Nightfall

Handmade Babyuro with felted characters in wool from Sebra's theme Nightfall - a tale of everything that happens when the day is pouring.
Since this product is hand felt, every product is unique, which is why there are also variations in the expression.

This babyuro consists of a load -bearing ring in wood and four suspended animals - Haren Moonlight, the deer Twilight, the wolf Moon and Owl Nova as well as the moon, a star and two clouds. All four animals hang easily, so the turmoil not only decorates, but the baby can actually see the animals as well. The turmoil is made in a simple and stylish design that will fit in most baby and children's rooms. The turmoil creates an almost magical atmosphere over the baby cot, the cradle or the changing table. The rocking motifs from Nightfall will capture the child's attention, stimulate the senses and have a soothing effect.
The parts are connected to a thin string and attached to a light wood. Hang it directly from a hook in the ceiling or from the metal ring in the Sebra bed sky. Match the turmoil with some of the other products from Nightfall.

Cleaning: Can be cleaned gently with a damp cloth. Important! Do not soak or rub during cleaning.

Warning: The child must not be able to reach the turmoil as it may pose a danger of strangulation/choking.
Be aware of: This turmoil is solely for hanging in the ceiling or from a turmoil. This is not a toy and should therefore be placed outside the reach of the standing child.

Warning. Do not be used near open fire.

on the theme of Nightfall
Darkness falls on and the tranquility lowers in the small homes. Outside, the moon lights up the night sky and forward comes thousands of flashing stars that create a magical ceiling. The Nightfall theme is just about everything that happens when the day goes on. Together with sweet nights, Sebra takes the baby all the way into the forest, in the middle of the night. Here the animals of the night move around the dark landscape and make fine shadows on their way. Often the shadows look like new creatures and the imagination can really be put to the test when the moon's light is reflected in shiny eyes or throws shadows up on ancient tree trunks.