Zoo | Malayan tapir animal keychain/suede charm/pendant/woven

This product is “made to order” and production will begin after payment is made. The average waiting time is 5 production days (excluding holidays) Product description and story If you tame me, My life will be as full of hope as being illuminated by the sun. To me, you are unique, To you, I will be the only one in the world. Dimensions The Malayan tapir is about 3cm high and 4.5cm long Contents do not include shooting props Keychain/imitation suede rope/braided sling Keychain approximately 6cm (excluding animals) Leather cord approximately 8.5cm (excluding animals) Braided sling is about 8.5cm (excluding animals) Note: All three may be slightly adjusted according to the color of the animal. Material Malayan tapir PVC solid non-toxic environmentally friendly material Domestication method handmade products Please treat it gently after domestication. It is not recommended to touch the water Packaging The packaging is generally based on calfskin paper bags. If you need a small handmade gift box, There is an additional cost of 50 yuan for outer box packaging. Precautions Shipping costs and discount calculations are limited to a single shipping address and cannot be shipped separately. If you want to send them separately, please place separate orders or inform us in advance. Wulu Island will open an exclusive store for you to place bids. Place of origin/manufacturing method Taiwan / Handmade and colored by designers, Every animal looks a little different, Each one is unique. However, it is inevitable that there will be some flaws and hand marks. If you mind, please think twice before purchasing.

Material

Plastic

How It’s Made

Handmade

Where It’s Made

Taiwan

Unique Features

Pinkoi Exclusive

Stock

Down to the last 3

Ranking

No.153,524 –

Accessories

| No.5,355 –

Keychains

Popularity

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Product Type

Original Design

Listing Summary

Black and white stylish Malayan tapir needs your attention.Due to human development, they are facing survival crises such as habitat reduction and fragmentation. In the case of Malayan tapirs, their population has decreased by about 50% in the past 36 years, with less than 2,500 adult individuals remaining.