If contemplation is an art, then this peaceful angel is a masterpiece! Resting, head in hand, she is easy to admire - from her feathered wings to the dainty toes peeking from beneath the folds of her exquisitely sculpted gown. Cast in quality designer resin and finished in faux stone exclusively for Toscano, this fine sculpt inspired by the 1885 original by artist Monteverde (1837-1917) is an investment in classic art whether she sits atop a garden shelf or is perched on a sunny window ledge. Features Hand-cast using real crushed stone bonded with high-quality designer resin Each piece is individually hand-painted in a faux stone finish Exclusive to the Design Toscano brand and perfect for your home or garden Ideal for a garden wall or perched on a sunny window ledge Natural Variation Natural Stone Color Variation ( Natural differences in color and finish. )
HIGH-QUALITY ART Our premium prints brighten any wall. They are ideal for your home, bar, kitchen, restaurant, dorm, office and, well, you name it. They look fantastic everywhere. A PERFECT GIFT Art is the perfect gift for the people you love. Gift our high-quality prints for birthdays, weddings, house warming, Christmas, anniversaries, Father's Day, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and to say Thank You. EASY TO FRAME Our prints are sized for easy framing. The sizes make it easy to find a frame here on Etsy or at any craft or department store. FRAMED PRINTS & CANVASES We do sell famed prints and and canvases. If you would like your artwork to arrive framed or in a different style, please get in touch.. MUSEUM-GRADE PAPER We use archival papers from the world's leading paper mills. We typically use: Canson Infinity Platine Fibre Rag - 310gsm with a satin finish (fine art prints) Hahnemühle Photorag paper - 308g with a super matt, lightly textured surface (posters and illustrations prints) Hahnemühle Photo Luster - 260gsm with a luster surface (photographic prints) Somerset Enhanced Velvet - 330gsm with a matt finish (watercolour prints). We also have a range of three papers from Hahnemühle's Natural Line range - agave, bamboo and hemp. Please get in touch if you would like to confirm a paper choice. GENUINE ARCHIVAL INKS Our Giclée prints are made from higher quality, fade-resistant, archival, pigment-based inks. When applied to high-quality archival substrates, like, for example, the Hahnemühle cotton-based, acid free Rag papers we use, this results in an unbeatable archival lifespan of up to 200 years. WE TAKE CARE OF YOUR PRINTS We pack our prints with the utmost care. We love art. We want it to reach you in perfect condition. For prints over 420mm wide, we carefully cover your prints with tissue paper and bubble wrap, eliminating the danger of any scratches or folds. Your prints are placed into a robust cardboard tube, secured and sealed at both ends. For prints below 420mm wide, we package your print in a robust envelope. Your print is placed in group sleeves on card stiffener, fixed to the card with stickers and placed in the secure envelope. SHIPPING We carefully package multiple prints together, saving you any extra costs. Untracked shipping is free. SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING The materials we use have been carefully selected to reduce any impact on the environment while still ensuring your orders get to you in perfect condition. All packaging is a mix of being sustainably sourced, recyclable and biodegradable.
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Material: PolyesterMaterial: SpandexPattern Type: FloralDecoration: EmbroideryItem Type: Bustiers & Corsets ** Make sure you follow the measurements rather than the sizes as there are some differences. At the Woodland Gatherer we find & create all things boho and whimsical, for the wild & free vibes we love the most. We aim to stock the kind of things that inspire imaginative play, in all ages, because we believe that the imagination is the stepping stone to creative thinking - a highly undervalued, yet incredibly useful, thing in all areas of life. ~ This treasure should take between 12-24 days to arrive, but on the rare occasion some items get held up in transit. If you have any concerns whatsoever, please, let Miss Snotface Lahdedah know, so she can do everything she can to make things right, before leaving negative reviews. ~ Woodland Gatherer | Australian Online Gift Store | Gifts & Treasures | Special Occasions & Everyday Fun | Whimsical Treats | Costumes | Jewellery | Fashion | Crafting DIY | Stationery | Boho Festival Fashion | Home Decor & Fittings Afterpay Available Paypal Available Worldwide Shipping Available
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Following on from my summer and autumn posts about Land Art, it seemed appropriate to continue with a post about Winter Land Art. This is the time to create those snow sculptures – to go beyond the usual snowmen, and create snow castles and palaces, snow animals, or even abstract forms. Or how about some ice installations. Those beautiful cold clear winter days when the sun glitters on the frost, and turns ice into diamonds, and red berries stand out like drops of blood, are particularly inspirational, and if you and the kids are wrapped up warm they provide the perfect opportunity to get out there and be creative. I for one find ice especially magical and am quite happy to find an excuse to play with it, explore the textures, and observe the play of sunlight in its depths. So my next few posts are following an icy theme. For this first activity we decided to create some artwork outdoors with the ice. The weather has been perfect for it, and who knows when we’ll next have the opportunity. This activity requires some thinking ahead, as of course you have to leave your creation to freeze overnight, so choose a really cold night for it – or of course, you can cheat and use the freezer instead! We collected some suitable material such as evergreen leaves, berries and twigs to encase in the ice, and used plastic ice-cream tub lids as moulds to freeze the water. Flexible plastic, or silicone is ideal, because you can bend it easily- this helps to get the ice out in one piece, though you have to be careful only to bend the edges of the lid and not the ice, or it will crack! Fill the lid with water (about 1cm deep), place your item to be encapsulated in the middle, and leave overnight. For the hanging mobiles, I placed cookie cutters in the shallow trays with the water to create a shaped mould, and laid the end of a hanging string, in the water held by the cookie cutter, so that it would freeze in place. Small leaves, flowers, berries etc. were then placed in the centre of the cookie cutter, and the whole thing left to freeze. I found that this process was a bit more hit and miss as the cookie cutters didn’t always create a clean shape when you took it out of the mould. This activity was originally inspired by a project in the book Nature’s Playground: Activities, Crafts and Games to Encourage Children to get Outdoors which has suggestions for each season of the year, but perhaps unsurprisingly given the recent weather, there are various posts around the internet at the moment giving instructions for variations on this theme, some adding colour or glitter, etc. but for me, the attraction is in using natural materials. It also means that when they melt, they won’t desposit anything on the ground that shouldn’t be there. Alternatively, instead of freezing your own ice, you can get out there and see what you can find. Frozen puddles are a good source of shards of ice for building your own structures, and if you come across any icicles they make wonderful turrets for miniature ice palaces.
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