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Flower

Flower the Piggy Sachet is soft springtime in stitches—sweet, bright, and a little bit dreamy. With hints of weddings, kids’ concerts, and young love in the air, Flower feels like innocence with a ribbon on it: gentle joy, fresh beginnings, and that fluttery “everything is blooming” kind of energy. Each Flower is hand-crocheted and stuffed with fragrance beads in the scent of your choice, so you can tailor the vibe from clean and powdery to rosy and romantic. Tuck her into a dresser drawer, hang her in a closet, or perch her in a bathroom for a subtle, steady scent that feels like a sunny day you can keep. Details Handmade, hand-crocheted piggy sachet Filled with fragrance beads of your choice Perfect for drawers, closets, bathrooms, and other small spaces Size: approx. 3" long x 2" tall Scent picks that match Flower’s energy Baby Powder (fresh, soft, and comforting) Raspberry Peony (sweet blooms + spring romance) Or choose any scent from the options below! Small pig. Soft bloom. 🌸🐷✨

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