Description
These wildlife temporary tattoos gather the creatures you might meet along a country path, drawn in careful, true-to-life detail. The Nature Trail design brings together a kestrel with its wings spread, a barn owl in flight, a coiled adder, a badger, a stoat, a snail, a centipede, an earwig, a ladybird spider, bright red ladybirds and a cinnabar moth in crimson and black. The tattoos come on two sheets, packed with a printed card that names every creature beside its Latin name, from Tyto alba for the barn owl to Meles meles for the badger. At 11.1cm wide and 16.4cm long, the whole pack slips easily into a coat pocket or a rucksack.
We think they belong on a walk in the woods, a morning in the garden or an afternoon spent peering under logs, where a badger on the wrist is a fine reason to go looking for the real thing. The card works as a small field guide, so each creature can be matched to its name before it goes on, and the Latin names give a curious mind something to show off at the next picnic. Pick a single ladybird for the back of a hand, or line up the adder, the moth and the earwig along an arm for a little trail of your own. They are just as welcome on a rainy day indoors with a stack of nature books.
The sheets are made from paper and PET plastic, and the plastic carries recycling code 1. The artwork is printed in rich, natural colours, from the soft greys of the owl's wings to the warm russet of the centipede. Keep any unused sheets flat and dry, tucked behind their card, so the designs stay crisp for the next outing. Small and light, they make a cheerful little gift for anyone who loves a country walk.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Paper & plastic (PET) (recyclable #1) |
| Length |
16.4cm |
| Width |
11.1cm |
| Weight |
0.0075KG |
| Warnings |
Tattoos should not be used by children younger than 3 years old. Children should not use tattoos without adult supervision. Do not ingest and do not apply to broken or sensitive skin, or the eyes. |
Frequently Asked
Which creatures are in the Nature Trail tattoos?
You get a kestrel, an earwig, an adder, a badger, a barn owl, a centipede, a snail, ladybirds, a cinnabar moth, a ladybird spider and a stoat.
How big is the pack of tattoos?
The pack measures 11.1cm wide and 16.4cm long, so it fits easily into a coat pocket, a rucksack or a small gift bag.
What are the tattoo sheets made from?
The sheets are made from paper and PET plastic, and the plastic part carries recycling code 1 for your household sorting.
Does the card name each creature?
Yes, the printed card names every creature with its common and Latin names, such as Common Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) and Stoat (Mustela erminea).
How should I store the tattoos I have not used yet?
We suggest keeping unused sheets flat and dry, tucked behind their card, so the printed designs stay crisp and ready for the next outing.
Do these tattoos make a good small gift?
They do. Small, light and full of detailed British wildlife, they make a cheerful little present for anyone who enjoys a country walk.