Create a calm and comforting nursery with our Counting Sheep Baby Mobile. Lovingly handcrafted from 100% natural New Zealand wool by skilled women artisans in Nepal, this timeless nursery mobile features five beautifully handcrafted white sheep gently floating beneath a natural bamboo hoop. Designed to bring warmth, softness and a sense of tranquillity, it's the perfect finishing touch for a baby's nursery. Designed in Australia by Kiddo & Kin, every mobile is individually handcrafted using traditional felting techniques, making each one beautifully unique. Its neutral colour palette complements a wide range of nursery styles, from modern and minimalist to country and coastal, while the gentle movement creates a peaceful focal point above a cot, bassinet or change table. Inspired by the timeless tradition of counting sheep before bedtime, this heirloom-quality felt wool mobile makes a thoughtful baby shower gift and a beautiful keepsake for growing families. Crafted from natural, renewable fibres and ethically handmade under Fair Trade conditions, it's a piece designed to be treasured for years to come. Why you'll love it • Handmade from 100% natural New Zealand wool• Features five beautifully handcrafted white sheep• Ethically handcrafted by women artisans in Nepal under Fair Trade conditions• Australian designed by Kiddo & Kin• Suspended from a sustainable natural bamboo hoop• Soft neutral colours to suit any nursery style• Plastic-free and crafted from renewable natural fibres• A thoughtful baby shower gift and treasured nursery keepsake Because every mobile is individually handmade, slight variations in colour, size and shape are part of what makes each one beautifully unique. Product Details Handmade from 100% natural New Zealand wool Features five white sheep Natural bamboo hoop Designed in Australia Handmade in Nepal Please note: This nursery mobile is designed as decorative nursery décor and is not a toy. It should always be hung securely out of your baby's reach and never be placed inside a cot or where a baby can grasp it.
