#UK STORM IN A TEACUP SERIES#

Thank you for your patience!ĭelivery for this item is via Royal Mail First Class and the corresponding cost will be added during the checkout process. Sitting outside, you will appreciate a wonderful view. Subsequent to visiting Norwich, come here for a supper. This is a one woman shop, where each product is made to order, so shipping for this item may take up to 7 working days from the time of your order. You will totally see the worth in the tranquil air and superb expressive format. Registered office address: 10 Prince Of Wales Road, Dorchester, England, DT1 1PW. The necklace is presented in a branded gift box and comes with two stickers and a postcard featuring the teacup designs. The necklace comes with a 60cm long silver plated curb chain, which is is compliant with EU REACH regulations. W80mm x H75mm// Laser Cut// Laser Engraved// Hand Painted A perfect blend of humour and tragedy to reflect the decay of the human condition. Australian artist Leon Pericles is putting on an exhibition of his lifes work, but with his wife and creative counsel facing Alzheimers, he must juggle his role as an artist, husband and caregiver.

Visit Crafty Cooke's website here to buy the Rainbow Teacup Necklace. Storm in a Teacup is witty, fast paced and highly original physical theatre. Please note that this listing is for the Storm in a Teacup 3D Layered Necklace only.

To celebrate National Tea Day, we have joined forces with Helen from Crafty Cooke to combine our love for tea with our statement acrylic jewellery in the 'Calm After the Storm' collaboration.įeaturing contrasting designs, the collaboration is made up of two layered acrylic necklaces - Hashtag House's Storm in a Teacup Necklace, depicting a fierce lightning storm over a choppy sea, in muted, matt tones and Crafty Cooke's Rainbow Teacup Necklace depicting a vibrant rainbow above the sun in bold, bright colours. A Storm In A Teacup was a delight, well worth waiting for.

#UK STORM IN A TEACUP SERIES#

What's more quintessentially British than a cuppa?.Well combine it with a big old rain storm and now we're talking! Having read the other books in the series I was really looking forward to the next one.

Uk storm in a teacup