Cute Lace JellyFish Stuffed Animal

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Management number	234719819	Release Date	2026/07/02	List Price	$12.00	Model Number	234719819
Category	Pet Supplies Toys & Entertainment

Lace Jellyfish Stuffed Animal

Lace Jellyfish Plush – Deep Sea, Dreamy Style

Dive into cuteness with this ultra-unique Lace Jellyfish Plush! Featuring a shiny metallic blue dome, fluttery lace trim, and flowing pastel tentacles, it’s equal parts ocean magic and fairycore fantasy.

🌊 Features

Iridescent blue body with a glossy finish
Soft lace ruffles and pink ribbon tentacles for whimsical movement
Lightweight and decorative – perfect for hanging or hugging
A must-have for sea creature lovers, kawaii fans, and aesthetic decor collectors

Whether you hang it from your ceiling or keep it on your shelf, this jellyfish adds a splash of shimmer and charm to any space.

Product Details

Size: 12"(30cm)

Fabric: lace fabric and Charmeuse Satin

Stuffing: Polyester

Product Video

A soft mythical species in the ocean-Jellyfish

Jellyfish are free-swimming aquatic animals with a soft, gelatinous body. They are members of the phylum Cnidaria, which also includes corals, anemones, and hydrozoans. Jellyfish come in many shapes and sizes, ranging from 1/4-inch diameter (0.5 cm) to more than 6-and-a-half feet (2 m) in diameter. Most jellyfish have a life span of between a few hours to several months. They feed on small fish and other marine life, and usually reproduce via eggs and sperm released into the water. Although jellyfish stings can be painful, they are not usually life-threatening.