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Mouse on Cheese – Hand-Turned Wooden Gift from Reclaimed Timber
£10.00
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Mouse on Cheese – Hand-Turned Wooden Gift from Reclaimed Timber
£10.00
♻️ Handmade from reclaimed timber — every piece is unique.
Create a little moment of joy on any shelf, desk or windowsill with this hand-turned wooden Mouse on Cheese — charming, characterful, and guaranteed to raise a smile.
Handmade in our workshop in Hull, East Yorkshire, our Mouse on Cheese features a beautifully rounded mouse body with fabric ears, perched on a crafted wooden cheese wedge complete with holes. Small enough to sit anywhere, characterful enough to become a favourite.
The Perfect Gift
Looking for a truly unique thank you gift or teacher gift? This little chap ticks every box — handmade, meaningful, and unlike anything you'll find on the high street. Whether it's an end-of-term present for a favourite teacher, a heartfelt thank you for someone special, or a quirky desk companion for a colleague, the Mouse on Cheese never fails to delight.
- 🎁 Ideal teacher gift — end of term or any time
- 🎁 Thoughtful thank you gift for someone who deserves something special
- 🎁 Unique leaving gift, birthday gift or just-because treat
Why You'll Love It
- Handmade in our workshop in Hull, East Yorkshire
- Crafted from reclaimed timber — no two are the same
- Charming fabric ears and carved cheese holes
- Perfect for shelves, desks and windowsills
- ✔ FREE UK delivery
- Carefully packaged for delivery
- Every purchase supports Turning Corners
Product Details
- Dimensions: 150mm × 80mm × 60mm (D × W × H) / 5.9″ × 3.1″ × 2.4″
- Materials: Reclaimed and recycled timber, fabric ears
- Weight: 80g
🚚 Delivery
FREE UK delivery on this item.
Crafted with Purpose
Every Turning Corners product begins with reclaimed timber and skilled hands.
Your purchase helps Turning Corners continue creating opportunities through craftsmanship, practical skills and meaningful work.
Work with your hands. Heal your mind.
Did You Know?
Mice and wood go way back. Long before this little chap was turned on a lathe in Hull, mice were quietly gnawing their way through the timbers of old cottages, barns and wooden sailing ships — living hidden lives inside the very structures humans built around them. 'Mice in the woodwork' became both a literal truth and a figure of speech: something small, persistent and resourceful, making a home in the most unlikely places. Which is exactly the energy this one brings to your shelf.