Create your wall composition with our 3D cardboard Panda
Integrate a spirit of the fauna of the Middle Kingdom into your living space, while adopting an ethically responsible approach. Our paper sculptures are made from FSC certified materials, including this magnificent three-dimensional Panda. Assembling this Panda yourself is an activity that encourages full attention, providing you with several hours of fun and a visually striking result. The wonder at the idea of creating this very aesthetic sculpture is simply incredible!
To honor the happy event of the birth of a panda in Holland, we offer you a miniature version of our Panda in real size! This junior Panda is a charming complement to its parent version and will be presented in compact packaging for your greatest pleasure 🙂
What your Panda kit contains:
- Two colored models and a large white model.
- A prototype to practice before making, with instructions and folding tips.
- Quick-setting glue and folding ruler to facilitate the assembly.
Simply use scissors or a small precision knife to begin assembling your Panda alone!
Discovering the Panda:
Currently, there are only 1,864 pandas in the world, which classifies them as an endangered species. Naturally present in restricted regions of southwest China, on the edge of the Tibetan plateau, around 600 individuals are recorded in different animal parks.
Did you know that the scientific name of the panda is Ailuropoda melanoleuca? These mammals primarily feed on bamboo, consuming large quantities. With a life expectancy in nature of up to 20 years, pandas stand between 4 and 5 feet tall and weigh around 300 pounds, which leads them to be very adept when climb in search of their food. And, impressive swimmers, pandas have more than one string to their bow!
Pandas spend at least half their day feeding, i.e. 12 hours a day , during which an adult can ingest up to 28 pounds of bamboo. They inhabit the high altitude bamboo forests of central China, preferring humid, cool climates. Despite their lazy appearance, they are agile climbers and efficient swimmers, while remaining solitary animals far from inhabited areas.A wild panda will only evolve in specific and restricted habitats.
With a highly developed sense of smell, male pandas use this ability to mark their territory and to find their way during the breeding season in spring. At birth, a baby panda is a pristine white color and will only develop its characteristic coat with age. They are born very small, about 1/900th the size of their mother, with distinct characteristics such as black spots around the eyes, black ears and a dark longitudinal stripe down their back.
Dimensions of the Panda once assembled: 41x39x30 cm.
The Panda kit in detail:
- Two colored patterns and one white pattern big format.
- A test model to practice before starting assembly, accompanied by detailed instructions.
- Quick-acting glue and an instrument to make the folds with precision.
With scissors or a precision cutter at hand, you are ready to create your own Paper Panda!
