




A block of plaster with a dinosaur skeleton hidden inside, a brush and a chisel to get it out, and no clue which dinosaur it is until you do. The only favour in the range that takes real work — which is exactly why it is the one they remember.
Most favours are finished in thirty seconds. This one asks for patience, a brush, and a bit of mess — and pays it back with a skeleton they built themselves.
Triceratops, T-rex, long-neck or pterosaur — sealed at the factory. The not-knowing is most of the appeal, and it means guests swap findings afterwards.
A chisel to crack the plaster and a brush to sweep it clear — the same two moves a real excavation uses, which is why children take it seriously.
The favour parents actually want in the bag: something that occupies a child at a table rather than being abandoned by the front door.
Crack the plaster with the chisel, sweep the dust away with the brush, and keep going until the whole skeleton is free. Best done on a tray or outdoors — the dust gets everywhere, which is half the fun and all of the mess.



Sourced from a verified maker and kept in our own Dubai stock. The maker marks this one 3+, and we agree: the finished skeleton comes apart into small bones, so it is not for children who still put things in their mouths. Work on a tray, outdoors or over a bin bag — the plaster dust travels. Brush the dust aside rather than blowing it, and wash hands afterwards.
Add a Fossil Dig Kit to your Bowory gift box and pick the rest of your little gifts — we pack and deliver every box ready to hand out.
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