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Rolife Cathy's Flower House DG104 Kit

Build a tiny greenhouse filled with miniature garden details using Rolife Cathy's Flower House DG104. The glasshouse style structure, little pots, and work area invite the maker to slow down and enjoy a small creative project. It is a charming Christmas gift for a miniature enthusiast or someone who loves the look of a plant filled room.

Enjoy it through the year

Prepare a tidy workspace with room to organize the small components, then follow the instructions through each stage of the scene. The pleasure comes from arranging the little details as much as from reaching the finished house. Once assembled, display the model on a dry shelf and enjoy the miniature planting atmosphere without caring for any living plants.

Product details

• 389 pieces with an estimated assembly time of approximately 7.5 hours.
• Approximately 21.4 by 18.5 by 18.2 centimeters when assembled; scale is about 1:18.
• Miniature flower house with lighting details; the source recommends the kit for ages 14 and above.

Think about where the recipient might use or display this gift and include that thought in your Christmas message. A small suggestion can make the first experience feel inviting without prescribing how they should enjoy it. The same piece can become part of familiar routines or a display that changes with the seasons.

Choose your option

Choose the quantity you need from the pack options. Each additional unit repeats the same base product described above; it is not an assortment of different designs. Multiunit packs are suggested listing bundles and need to be packed as the stated quantity.

Care and included contents

This is an unassembled miniature kit rather than a finished greenhouse. Do not water the model. Keep small parts away from young children, dust gently after assembly, and check the package instructions for lighting power requirements and included accessories.

Measurements are approximate. Lighting and screen settings can affect the appearance of colors in photographs.