The towering Griffin Pedestal Statue will be the highlight of your garden. This amazing pedestal features the proud stance of a sitting cat. Balanced on his noble head is the flat-topped cap that forms the pedestal. The detail of this piece is extremely beautiful from the features of the face and mane to the swept-back wings. The chest of the griffin is adorned with medallions on either side and connected by a swag of greenery. Even the feet and base of this griffin are stunning in detail. Use two Griffin Pedestal Statues to create a gorgeous entrance into your garden.This smoothly detailed sculpture is finely crafted from fiberglass resin which is weather-resistant. The finish gives the appearance of Gothic stone without the extra weight.The Griffin Pedestal is a wonderful way to enhance your garden.
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The Kaikee Griffin statue is medieval statuary at its finest. Your garden will look sensational with this fearsome Griffin at its entry or along a pathway. The expertly crafted statue is carefully detailed to accent its features including the expressive face mane and upswept wings. Made of durable fiberglass this garden statue is weather-resistant. The lightweight fiberglass has the finished look of gothic stone.Give your garden a Gothic flair with the Kaikee Griffin Statue.
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This exquisite detail of this beautiful Lion Capturing Lamb Garden Statue makes it a stunning addition to any outdoor gathering spot. The Lion’s powerful paws are spread wide and his meticulously carved mane seems to wave in the wind. This powerful animal is poised for the hunt and the lamb is at the mercy of the king.This garden statue is crafted from hand-poured fiberglass resin which reveals all of the details of the original carving. Weather resistant and designed for outdoor use this lightweight material is finished with a non-peeling coat. Add this majestic piece to your front porch or backyard garden to create the impression of your own wilderness.
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