Smart and functional, this heat-resistant melamine spatula is sure to add a punch of colour to your kitchen décor.12".Heat resistant up to 180 degrees. Melamine. Dishwasher safe. Imported.
WHAT IT IS. These palettes are made to be used with the Artist Face Color Highlight, Sculpt and Blush Powders, or Artist Color Eye Shadows. Reveal your inner artist and create your perfect color mix with Artist Face Color Powders or Artist Color Eye Shadows. Choose your palette size, then customize to your needs by mixing and matching your favorite highlight, sculpt, and blush shades, or eyeshadows. Imported.
Small gift bag featuring HBC's multicolour stripes. Paper. Imported. SIZE.6" x 3.5" x 6" x 3.5".ABOUT HBC STRIPES. The iconic multi stripes of green, red, yellow and indigo were introduced on the Hudson's Bay Point Blanket at the end of the 18th century. The colours were chosen because they were popular, and easily produced using good colourfast dyes. These four colours are also sometimes known as Queen Anne's colours, since they first became popular during her reign (1702 - 1714). Today, you'll find an assortment of clothing, accessories and home items adorned with the HBC stripes.
Smart and functional, this heat-resistant melamine spatula is sure to add a punch of colour to your kitchen décor.12".Heat resistant up to 180 degrees. Melamine. Dishwasher safe. Imported.
WHAT IT IS. These palettes are made to be used with the Artist Face Color Highlight, Sculpt and Blush Powders, or Artist Color Eye Shadows. Reveal your inner artist and create your perfect color mix with Artist Face Color Powders or Artist Color Eye Shadows. Choose your palette size, then customize to your needs by mixing and matching your favorite highlight, sculpt, and blush shades, or eyeshadows. Imported.
Small gift bag featuring HBC's multicolour stripes. Paper. Imported. SIZE.6" x 3.5" x 6" x 3.5".ABOUT HBC STRIPES. The iconic multi stripes of green, red, yellow and indigo were introduced on the Hudson's Bay Point Blanket at the end of the 18th century. The colours were chosen because they were popular, and easily produced using good colourfast dyes. These four colours are also sometimes known as Queen Anne's colours, since they first became popular during her reign (1702 - 1714). Today, you'll find an assortment of clothing, accessories and home items adorned with the HBC stripes.
