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Natural History Museum Mammals Fabric By The Metre - Multicoloured, Cotton

£18

The Natural History Museum Mammals fabric combines playful illustration with practical construction, featuring whales, monkeys, leopards, and other mammals drawn from the Museum's Mammals Gallery collection. Made from 100% cotton, the fabric offers softness and breathability alongside everyday durability, making it a reliable choice for upholstery, soft furnishings, or craft projects. Its woven cotton composition holds colour well while remaining easy to work with, and coordinates with matching Made to Measure and Made to Order items available separately. Sold by the metre.

In collaboration with the Natural History Museum* Robust 100% Cotton composition* Playful Animal design, inspired by the Natural History Museum's Mammal Gallery* Coordinating Made to Measure and Made to Order items available to purchase separately Celebrate the diversity of the animal kingdom with the Mammals Fabric, part of the Natural History Museum Collection. Made from 100% cotton, this fabric features playful illustrations of mammals from across the globe, including whales, monkeys, and leopards. Perfect for children’s rooms, it combines softness, breathability, and durability for a comfortable and practical choice. Available by the meter, this fabric brings a whimsical yet educational touch to your home. Pair with matching items for a complete, animal-inspired décor. Natural History Museum x Dunelm From polar bears to pygmy shrews, chimpanzees to cheetahs, there is a rich diversity of mammals on our planet, and the Natural History Museum’s Mammals Gallery brings us face to face with some of these incredible creatures. Featuring an array of sea creatures suspended in mid-air from the gallery’s ceiling in majestic swimming poses, alongside the gargantuan blue whale model, the gallery is a perfect introduction to the world of mammals and their behaviours. Today, many mammals are at risk of extinction, often due to human activity, so it is crucial that we act to protect them and raise awareness of threats to the security of their future.

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