Hands Craft

Hands Craft | Kyoto Schneeflüstern

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$41.39 $59.99 In stock

Category: Bücherregal-Bausatz

Step into a tranquil winter evening in Japan's historic capital. This DIY book nook kit captures a serene, snow-dusted Kyoto alleyway, complete with traditional wooden machiya storefronts, glowing paper lanterns, and delicate cherry blossom branches dusted in white.

Includes Switch-activated LED light

3 AA batteries required; batteries are not included.

Age Range: 14+

Assembled Dimensions: 4.7 x 7.6 x 8.6 inches

Assembly Time: 6-8 hours

Piece Count: 286

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

David V. ★★★★★

The little machiya storefronts took me about three evenings to assemble, and the tiny paper lanterns were the fiddliest part—worth it once they lit up. It's sitting on my shelf next to my actual Japan travel photos and honestly fits right in. The wooden facade pieces slot together cleanly, no glue m

Charlotte U. ★★★★★

The snow-dusted alleyway looks so peaceful once the tiny lanterns are lit, and the wooden storefronts fit together without any gaps. Wiring the warm LED strip through the base took a bit of patience, but now it glows every evening on my shelf.

Emily I. ★★★★★

The little machiya storefronts took me about three evenings to assemble, and the way the snow dusting catches the warm window glow is honestly prettier than the photos. I've got it on my shelf next to my reading chair and keep catching myself staring down the alley instead of turning pages.