Foodiemals Bao and Sushi Erasers, Set of 2

You get two different designs that together form a little food duo: a bao bun with a laughing face and a piece of sushi that also has a face. Both belong to the Bao House range. Because each eraser has its own cardboard sleeve, the two can be given separately or dropped one at a time into an advent calendar bag.

• 1 bao bun eraser
• 1 sushi eraser
• Each 5.5 cm long, 2 cm high, 1.5 cm wide
• Material: PVC
• Each eraser in a printed cardboard sleeve
• From the Foodiemals Bao House line
• CE/UKCA marked, tested to EN 71
• Made in China

Both erasers measure 5.5 cm in length, 2 cm in height and 1.5 cm in width. That makes them bigger than a classic mini eraser, while still leaving a format that finds room next to pencils and a ruler in a pencil case. Both are made of PVC.

The erasers are CE/UKCA marked and tested to EN 71, and they are made in China. They are not meant for toddlers, since they are small enough to end up in a mouth. Older children handle the compact format easily.

Into a new pencil case at the start of the school year, as a thank-you after a visit or as a small prize at a children's birthday party: the set belongs wherever a little something should raise a smile. It is also handy for filling an advent calendar, because 5.5 cm fits into small doors and bags.

If you collect kawaii stationery, the two Bao House designs line up nicely next to other Foodiemals characters. And if you simply want an eraser that does not disappear in your case, a sushi with a face is easier to spot than a grey block.

Leave the cardboard sleeve in place when you give the set away, so each eraser arrives in its printed packaging. For a small gift bundle, pair the two with pencils or a notebook. Collectors are best off keeping the erasers in their sleeves, so the printed designs stay on show.

Split the two characters if you want to treat two children, so each gets their own mini snack for the desk. And if the set goes into an advent calendar, putting bao and sushi behind two different doors stretches the fun.

What is included in the set of two? One eraser shaped like a bao bun and one shaped like a piece of sushi, each in its own printed cardboard sleeve.

How big are the erasers? Each one is 5.5 cm long, 2 cm high and 1.5 cm wide, so roughly as long as a thumb.

What are they made of? Both erasers are made of PVC. They are CE/UKCA marked and tested to EN 71.

Who are the erasers suitable for? School-age children, fans of kawaii food and collectors of cute stationery. They are not suitable for toddlers.

Do the erasers fit into an advent calendar? Yes. At 5.5 cm long they fit into calendar bags and small doors, singly or as a pair.