Types of Dinosaurs: Main Groups, T. rex and Stegosaurus
Types of dinosaurs explained: the main groups from theropods to sauropods, how to tell them apart, and what made T. rex and Stegosaurus so different.
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Dinosaurs / Home Decor · SKU KHS_HOME_EGGBOX_DINO_BEIGE
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This small dinosaur egg trinket box is a decoration with a hidden space for little things. Irregular raised patches cover the shell, gaining depth in side light and giving the egg the look of a real find. It measures 5.8 × 5.7 × 6.7 cm, so it fits in your hand and sits easily on a bedside table, dressing table, desk or shelf.
The box opens into two halves: a lower bowl and a domed lid that fits over the collar. Inside you can keep a ring, a pair of earrings, a coin or another tiny treasure. It is a home decoration, not a food container.
Each piece is 3D printed to order in Poland from PLA and weighs 32 g. It is light and does not shatter like glass, and the visible layer lines are a feature of the printing process. Keep it away from heat sources. Choose from 10 colours: beige, white, black, oak, chocolate, grey, olive, silk silver, silk gold and pink. The offer is for one trinket box in the colour of the selected variant.
| Material | PLA — plant-based plastic |
| Technology | 3D printed in our own EU workshop |
| Size | as listed in the product name |
| Colour | each colour blend is unique — no two pieces are identical |
Kahaus · shop@kahaus.com · Made in EU. Warning: contains small parts — not suitable for children under 3 years. Product identifier (EAN/GTIN) on the label and in the listing details.
Poland: free shipping, dispatched in 24–48 h. Bulgaria, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Ireland, Luxembourg, Romania, Sweden: €9.99, free from €40. Other EU countries: €5.99, free from €20. Returns within 30 days, no questions asked.
Types of dinosaurs explained: the main groups from theropods to sauropods, how to tell them apart, and what made T. rex and Stegosaurus so different.
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