Lupus the Wolf Constellation Metallic Decoration
A very special Christmas decoration featuring the constellation of Lupus the Wolf. Made in the UK in 2 metallic finishes.
Lupus, the Latin name for a wolf, is a constellation located in the deep Southern Sky and consists of nine main stars. Made from a cherry veneered wood with an engraved bronze or silver metallic acrylic and strung with RED satin ribbon, the wolf constellation makes a gorgeous Christmas bauble decoration
A perfect addition to your collection of decorations, if you are looking for something beautiful and unusual, this ticks all the boxes.
He makes a great gift for a budding astronomer too - challenge them to find Lupus next time they explore the night skies.
dimensions
Lupus the wolf Christmas tree decoration measures approximately 10cm x 11cm
the Betsy Benn team:
Betsy Benn is a small team of creatives based in the gorgeous Cotswolds. We spend our days making meaningful, thoughtful gifts and home decor - and enjoying quite a lot of cake while we do it. You won’t find run-of-the-mill designs here: we’re all about unusual gifts and wow-factor design.
All of our products are created in house and are made to order. For items that do not require proofing, we aim to post within 1-2 days of you placing your order. Items that require a proof will take a little longer and we will only post once you are completely happy with the design. If you have ordered a framed print or a canvas, then this will add around a week to the whole process.
If you have a date that you need something by, please let us know and we'll do our best to meet your requirements.
- Standard delivery is £2.75 and free to all postcodes within mainland UK on orders over £25. We use Royal Mail Tracked 48 to provide a fully trackable service.
- Express delivery is £6.95. We use Royal Mail Tracked 24 for this service.
- International delivery is £12. We use Royal Mail's Tracked international service.
- For large bulk orders additional courier charges will apply. Please contact us for a quote.
