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Dunelm

Natural History Museum Nature Study Eyelet Curtains

£115

Colour: Cream and beige, Grey

The Nature's Study Eyelet Curtains feature a detailed jacquard design inspired by UK wetlands' flora and fauna. Crafted from 100% cotton with a recycled polyester lining, these curtains offer a touch of nature in your home. Durable brushed steel eyelets ensure easy hanging. Available in various widths and drops, they come with a matching cushion option. The inside packaging includes a unique print for framing. Part of the Wetlands collection, these curtains highlight the importance of preserving natural habitats.

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**In collaboration with the Natural History Museum*** Includes 2 x curtain panels* Detailed jacquard design* 100% cotton* 100% recycled polyester lining* Durable brushed steel eyelets* Available in a selection of multiple widths and drops* Coordinating cushion available* The inside of the packaging features a coordinating print to cut out and frame Introducing the beautiful Nature's Study Eyelet Curtains, crafted from 100% cotton with 100% recycled polyester lining and durable brushed steel eyelets. This collection brings together flora, fauna, eggs and feathers of species we have studied across UK wetlands and waterways, following the idea of a modern scrapbook or sketchbook, strolling by the riverbank and curating treasured finds. These Nature's Journal curtains are available in multiple widths and drops, with a coordinating cushion available to complete your room.**Natural History Museum x Dunelm**The Nature's Study Eyelet Curtains are part of the Wetlands collection. Wetland habitats are vitally important in supporting an abundance of plants and animals that thrive in these unique and complex ecosystems. With this collection we’re shining a light on some of the wonderful species that you can find in the UK’s wetland areas and highlighting the need to protect these incredible yet vulnerable habitats.© The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London 2022. All Rights Reserved.