Wooden figurine - Baby panda

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DRAWN IN JAPAN Hand-carved in Bali
ALBIZIA WOOD Painted with plant-based paint
POLEPOLE "Polepole" in Swahili
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Baby Panda Pole Pole by T-LAB, wooden figurine made from Albizia falcata sourced from eco-friendly forests, hand-painted with plant-based paint in Bali. Compact size of 4 x 2.8 x 2.3 cm, smooth and soft finish.


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Features
Dimensions
4 × 2.8 × 2.3 cm
Weight
12 g
Material
Wood
Color
Black
Origin
Bali, Indonesia
Brand since
1991
Manufacturing
Handcrafted
Usage & Entretien
-Matte black paint is sensitive to scratches.
-Do not clean with water, as the paint may dissolve.
-Do not expose to high heat to prevent discoloration and cracking of the wood.
-The wood is untreated and naturally sensitive to moisture. In a very humid room, you may notice mold stains appearing.
From the workshop to the home

Designed in Japan, carved in Bali

Each Polepole animal is born from a sketch in Japan and then takes shape in Bali, hand-carved from albizia wood. No two are exactly alike. Polepole means "slowly" in Swahili: placed on a shelf, they invite you to take your time.

Carved from albizia
Carved from albizia
By hand, in Bali
Photo
Photo
Photo
Photo
1991
Birth of T-LAB
Albizia
A soft and light wood
By hand
Sculpted in Bali
Slowly
"Polepole" in Swahili

T-LAB EXPERTISE

What makes these animals unique

01

A Japanese sketch

Each animal begins with a drawing in Japan, featuring simple and gentle lines, recognizable among all.

02

The hand of Balinese sculptors

The artisans of Bali carve each piece from albizia wood. The blade marks remain visible; it's the signature of handmade craftsmanship.

03

Plant-based paint

The soft shades come from plant-based paints, applied in thin layers that allow the wood to breathe.

04

None is identical

The grain of the wood, the angle of the blade, the artisan's gesture: each animal is a unique piece.

05

Slowly, gently

The name comes from Swahili. It is an invitation to slow down, place an animal nearby, and breathe.

06

A growing menagerie

Polar bears, penguins, cats, parakeets: the family includes dozens of species to collect.