Rose Teddy Bear Rabbit Dog Panda Unicorn !!! 

Rose Teddy Bear Rabbit Dog Panda Unicorn Soap Foam Flower Artificial Toy Christmas Gifts for Women Valentines Gift

Are you looking for a special gift to give to someone you love? Do you feel flowers and teddy bears that are not romantic and unique enough? So this is the product you can’t miss. We are confident that any girl who receives this Luxury rose teddy bear will be so happy and surprised. Our artisans are devoted to producing excellence and ensuring these rose bears are carefully handmade using high-quality material with complex processing techniques. These rose bears are the perfect gift idea and symbol of sophistication and timeless love. Get yours now!

Big Red Teddy Bear Rose Flower Artificial Christmas and Valentine's Day Gift

40 cm Red Bear Rose Teddy Bear Rose Flower Artificial Decoration Christmas Gifts for Women Valentines Gift 

MEET OUR ROSE BEAR

Handmade using more than 500 roses and is very pleasant to touch.
A gift that you'd want to hold in your hands - again and again, the tenderness of which will never be forgotten.

WHAT IS A BEAR MADE OF ROSES?

1)Our bear is created based on the concept of the "Teddy Bear" toy character, which is well-known all over the world
2)Each bear is manually assembled using more than 500 roses
3)Made of 3D foam roses, very pleasant to the touch
4)Premium quality


TO WHOM AND ON WHAT OCCASION TO GIVE A ROSE BEAR?

1)FOR A LOVED ONE
Anniversary, birthday, or for no particular reason, just to make someone smile.

2)TO PLEASE YOUR LOVED ONES
Mom or sister - absolutely everyone will appreciate such a sweet and gentle sign of attention.

3)CONFESSING YOUR LOVE
Your lady will be so impressed - she definitely never received such a gift before!

4)BIRTHDAY OR CHRISTMAS DAY
Bear of roses will be an excellent gift that can genuinely surprise your loved ones.

5)COLLEAGUES AT WORK
A great surprise - your colleagues will be so touched.

6)KIDS PARTY
Kids dream about getting such a gift, our bear can withstand falls and tight hugs.

 

Valentine’s Day  Facts

While we know Valentine’s Day is the most romantic day of the year, there is plenty more to the holiday than just that. After the Roman Emperor Claudius II outlawed marriage, Saint Valentine continued to marry men and women in secret. Even then, it was traditional for men and women to exchange flowers on their wedding day, as a sign of good luck and the start of a “blooming” relationship. Today, we continue to celebrate love on February 14th, the day Saint Valentine died, by exchanging flowers, and the more modern chocolates and teddy bears. But just how many flowers, candy and teddy bears is it really?

Whether you’re single and ready to mingle or coupled up for Valentine’s Day, here are a few fun facts about our most beloved holiday.

Valentine’s Day Facts:

Every year, more than 36 million heart shaped boxes of chocolates are sold across the country.
Sorry men, it looks like you’ll be spending twice as much as women this year on gifts. The average man spends $130 on Valentine’s Day, while women spend about $70.
Don’t forget about your pets! Every year, around 9 million people buy their pets a Valentine’s Day gift.
February 14th is the second largest card giving day of the year, just after Christmas. This year, it’s expected that 1 billion cards will be exchanged around the world.
Teachers receive the most Valentine’s Day cards, followed by kids, mothers, wives and girlfriends.
Hallmark was one of the first to mass produce a Valentine’s Day card, all the way back in 1913.
More than one-third of men are comfortable not receiving anything from a lover on Valentine’s Day.

Flower Facts:

It’s estimated that the U.S. alone is going to spend $3.3 billion on flowers for loved ones this year.
The only other day that beats Valentine’s Day in floral sales is Mother’s Day.
Of the 124.6 million households in the U.S. it’s predicted that 43 million of them will purchase flowers.
And the most likely flower to be purchased? Red roses of course!
Would you believe that young people are leading the trend in floral sales? In 2016, 63% of floral-buying households were under the age of 35.
Who says you can’t be your own Valentine? In 2015, 18% of women sent themselves flowers.
Ordering a bouquet? Have it tied in lace. The word “lace” comes from the Latin laques, meaning “to snare or net,” as in to catch a person’s heart.

Most Searched Flower on Valentine’s Day:

Rose (with almost 3 million searches!)
Iris
Lily
Sunflower
Orchid
Tulip
Daisy
Gardenia
Lavender
Hydrangea
Now that love is in the air, share some of these fun facts with your friends or valentine. And bonus fact – 64% of men do not make plans in advance for Valentine’s Day, so that one might be especially worth sharing!