Spicewalla Sticker 5-Pack
Spicewalla Sticker 5-Pack
Why choose just one when you can have them all? The Spicewalla Sticker Pack includes five unique designs, from our signature spice tins to a bold “Spicy” decal that’s as fiery as your favourite blend.
Stick them on your gear, share them with fellow spice lovers, or keep them all for yourself—we won’t judge. Wherever you put them, they’ll bring a little extra flavour to your day!
- Five (5) unique Spicewalla stickers
- Made with durable, high-quality materials
- Great for personalizing laptops, water bottles, notebooks & more
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