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Steiff National Geographic Fox

EAN033544

Size: 12cm / 4.8" tall

Steiff National Geographic Fox is 12 cm tall and made of the finest red/brown mohair. Its breast and belly are made of white mohair. The characteristic brush with its white tip is made of long plush fabric. Its ears are made of soft felt and the nose and mouth are elaborately stitched. The fox is decorated all over using wonderful airbrush applications, highlighting in particular its face and body features. This beautiful animal makes an ideal gift due to its impressive design and its high-quality materials. All the more so as this fox comes to its new owner in a special gift box. It will stand proudly in any collection as a symbol of its endangered species. But even on its own, its graceful elegance will always remind you what a wonderful animal the fox is.

Help us protect the diversity of species. The world is in a state of radical change and the number of species facing extinction is climbing. With this in mind, we partnered with National Geographic and created a special collection of plush toy animals in support of preserving biodiversity. The collection includes a wide variety of animals that were photographed by Joel Sartore for the National Geographic Photo Ark species preservation project. Your purchase is supporting a good cause! Proceeds from the sale of any National Geographic product support scientists, explorers and researchers from the National Geographic Society all over the world.

Material: mohair 47% MOHAIR,53% COTTON
Color: russet and white
Stuffed with synthetic filling material
Safety eyes
Hand stitched nose
Surface washable
With stainless steel "Button in Ear"
Not intended as a toy
With special gift box

PHOTO ARK ™ and © Joel Sartore. © 2020 National Geographic Partners, LLC. All rights reserved. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC and Yellow Border Design are trademarks of National Geographic Society, used under license.

The National Geographic Photo Ark is a multi-year project led by photographer Joel Sartore. For more information, visit natgeophotoark.org.