Heirloom Flower Press Large – pucciManuli

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Inspired by years of forgetting which book had pressed pretties inside and having stacks of mismatched cardboard around the house, this Heirloom Flower Press came to life. ----- Description ----- Inspired by years of forgetting which book had pressed pretties inside and having stacks of mismatched cardboard around the

Inspired by years of forgetting which book had pressed pretties inside and having stacks of mismatched cardboard around the house, this Heirloom Flower Press came to life.

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Description

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Inspired by years of forgetting which book had pressed pretties inside and having stacks of mismatched cardboard around the house, this Heirloom Flower Presses came to life. Made from reclaimed Michigan wood, this press was designed to look lovely on a shelf while they work to press your botanical specimens. Each one-of-a-kind press is labeled and carefully packaged by hand. Handmade in Michigan from reclaimed, local wood, this press includes assembly instructions, 7 reusable specimen separators and instructions.

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More to the Story

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June & December was founded with an adventurous spirit and the idea that the most memorable gifts have a meaningful story to tell. Named after the months the founders' children were born, they believe they are storytellers at heart, and strive to have their products do the talking. Whether one of their goods remind you of a recent nature hike, a memorable dinner, a color on a cool spring day, or a fond childhood memory, we hope their stories connect with yours in a soulful way as we celebrate many of the shared moments that bring people together.

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Dimensions

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This large flower press measures 8 L x 10 W x 2 H.

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Safety & Care

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- This flower press is made from reclaimed, Michigan wood.

- When using this product please collect responsibly. Respect the environment and its offerings, leave no trace behind. Never trespass, know where you can and can’t take from nature. Know before you go and follow all local, state, and federal laws. Minimize what you collect as not to disturb a microhabitat.