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Who or what will be placed in the coffin. Great symbolic piece. -
A very deadly Australian spider. Only the female redback spider can be lethal with her bite. -
Set of 6.
People containing various disabilities or injuries. Includes, hearing impairment, vision difficulties including eye patch and cane, wheelchair sportsman, walking frame and canes.
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Poised to strike, this Australian brown snake sends thoughts of terror through its victims!
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Set of 5 These little speckled eggs are waiting to hatch!
Set comes with 5 blue or white speckled eggs.
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NEW MODEL! Cerberus is the mythical three-headed dog from Greek and Roman mythology that guards the gates of the Underworld, to prevent those who have crossed from ever escaping!
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Dragons can be symbols of aggression and power, or magic and creation. But, don't get too close to this dragon or you'll get scorched! -
Great representational piece for the sandtray. Meaning will differ with each individual. Most commonly it is seen as a representation of death and mortality, but it has many other uses including: - To invoke fear or caution. - To celebrate the memory of the dead. - To celebrate life. - As a symbol of vanity. -
This wizard stands with the power of the elements in one hand and a staff in the other. A favourite amongst many children. -
Hermit crabs are soft bellied so use an abandoned shell for their home and protection. As they grow they need to look for a new shell. Is someone looking at moving out of home or feeling unprotected? -
This tool box can be a great symbolic item for things that need fixing. -
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This is a self-standing crucifix with Jesus on the cross.
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Set of 6 wooden dolls.
Includes dad, mum, boy girl, gramdma, and grandpa.
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This item may be used to represent overdose, doctors, medication, or substances. Is someone ill in the family with an incurable illness, has someone died or is someone addicted to drugs? -
Some children in therapy tend to gravitate towards these items. Nice "working" handcuffs, miniature sized. A good addition to the play therapy room, especially for children trying to process their experiences with parental arrests, and those engaging in good guy, bad guy play.
