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IKEA Launches New Himalayan-Inspired Children's Collection

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IKEA has launched its new ALPTALL children's collection, inspired by the Himalayas and featuring toys, bedding, and accessories made from recycled materials. The collection includes stuffed animals, a hooded bath towel, and storage boxes, with prices ranging from 19 to 145 shekels. The items are available at IKEA branches across Israel, with specific operating hours listed for each day of the week.

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  • IKEA's new ALPTALL collection is inspired by the Himalayas and includes children's toys and decor.
  • The collection features stuffed animals made from 100% recycled materials.
  • Items include bedding, a hooded bath towel, cushions, stickers, and storage boxes.
  • Prices for the collection range from 19 shekels to 145 shekels.
  • IKEA branches have varied operating hours from Sunday to Friday.

IKEA has introduced its new ALPTALL collection, inspired by the natural landscapes and wildlife of the Himalayas, designed to bring a touch of the mountains into children's rooms. The collection features a variety of soft, stuffed animal toys made from 100% recycled materials, including a jumping animal toy priced at 19 shekels and a red panda plush toy for 49 shekels. Also available are a duvet and pillowcase set featuring Himalayan forest motifs, made from 100% cotton, costing 145 shekels. A red panda hooded bath towel, designed to keep children warm and spark imagination, is priced at 89 shekels. The collection also includes pastel-colored rose-shaped cushions (49 shekels), Himalayan animal sticker sets (19 shekels), and velvet storage boxes (29 shekels) that fit IKEA's KALLAX shelving units. IKEA branches are open Sunday to Wednesday from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Thursday from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and Friday from 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM. Store locations include Netanya, Rishon LeZion, Kiryat Ata, Be'er Sheva, and Eshtaol.

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