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Standing 31 inches high this stoneware hare is finished in multiple layers of glaze. It is suitable for courtyard or porch use as well as indoors. He is hiding NOTHING!!!! Honestly.
Close to 3 feet tall, this imposing lion sports a colorful mane containing various glazes and glass. As a stoneware sculpture fired to mid-range, he lives on a patio in Raleigh, North Carolina.
This highly-textured, colorful sculpture is about 28 inches long and close to two feet high at the horns.
Ramses spends his days as a centerpiece of dining table in a stylish home. A muted color palette lets him accent beautifully almost any setting.
A tiny Barred Owl has caught a MOUSE for dinner. But alas, it is not a tasty meal, but mouse from the human world! Technology can be confusing for all-even the world’s most successful raptor!
Surprised by the rabbit in the hat, this big panda is taken aback. Panda is 26 inches high. This large sculpture is suitable for porch, courtyard or indoor use.
I love the devotion of penguins to their families. Perhaps it stems from the hardship of raising young under harsh conditions. This male penguin stands three feet tall-smaller than the Emperor Penguin-and guards his valuable egg that is close to actual size.
A white rabbit has paired with an elephant to come up with their own show piece. No longer spending long days in a magic hat, the white rabbit and her companion have a new independent gig!
At close to 3 feet tall, Paul Bunny-an is most well known for being able to clear a garden in record time! He’s settled into life on a back porch now-a-days.
Dolly has been living in a flower garden in Pfafftown for several years. She is unbothered by snow, rain or the long summers of North Carolina.
This mother and child portrait of contentedness is sculpted from stoneware clay, fired to mid-range, and finished in a red-iron oxide wash.
Sitting almost 3 feet tall, this harried mom sneaks a few minutes rest with five kits. All are sleeping except one! She is perched in the most hair-raising spot!
Here the white rabbit has faced her greatest fear and nemesis: Mr. Fox. And now she pulls the strings with a new level of control.