designed and made by tender leaf toys
gallop through the snowfields on your lucky horse.
a premium rocking horse inspired by the classics. A traditional and essential toy for the nursery or playroom. Simple and chic, painted in white with details in natural wood.
made from sustainably source rubberwood.
presented in an illustrated colour box.
suitable for 12 months+
product dimensions: 71. 5 x 28. 5 x 55. 5 cms
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