4Pcs 27 Inch Octopus Foil Balloons Pirate Ocean Party Decor
Product ID: B0HBWX8MM3
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Product Description
4Pcs 27 Inch Octopus Foil Balloons Pirate Ocean Party Decor
- Package comes with 4 pieces of realistic dark red octopus balloons. The vivid tentacles and detailed textures create a mysterious and eye-catching atmosphere for your events.
- Essential halloween balloons for your scary setups. Perfect as halloween party decorations and trick or treat decorations to impress your guests with a creepy sea monster touch.
- Level up your nautical setups with these amazing pirate decorations. They seamlessly blend into any pirate party decorations, looking like a legendary sea monster guarding treasures.
- Not just for scares, they are also fantastic ocean themed party decorations and halloween birthday decorations. Great for kids who love deep marine life and wild animals.
- Crafted from high-quality aluminum foil, these animal decors are sturdy and hold air well. Features a self-sealing valve for easy inflation, making your party prep a breeze .Inflation .Note: Air-fill only. Does not support helium and will not float.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
kozee
Manufacturer
kozee
PartNumber
kozee01
Color
Red Blue Yellow
Height
6
Length
6
Width
0.6
Size
27"
NumberOfItems
4
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