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Discount 👏 Animal Statues Sandicast Life Size Gold/White Shih Tzu Sculpture – Sitting 😉

Original price was: $96.22.Current price is: $68.32.

SKU: HN-SAND021 Categories: Animal Statues, Garden Statues Tag: Sandicast

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Overview

Shih Tzu sculpture
Color&colon; Gold / White
Crafted from marble dust and poly resin
Hand-cast pieces are incredibly lifelike
Hand-painted
Perfect gift for the dog lover in your life
Dimensions&colon; 13 L x 9 W x 12 H

What’s Included

Sculpture

What’s Not Included

Dog Collar

Sandicast hand-cast and hand-painted Life Size Gold/White Shih Tzu Sculpture. Made from marble dust and poly resin. The perfect gift for the dog lover in your life. Sandicast creates the most realistic sculptures by finding poses and expressions that cause dog lovers to exclaim, That’s My Dog!

About Artist Sandra Brue and Sandicast
Based in San Diego, artist Sandra Brue has been creating art for 25 years. Her hand-cast, hand-painted pieces are beloved for their stunning lifelike qualities. Sandra founded Sandicast in 1981 in San Diego; in 2005 the Neufeld family acquired Sandicast in order to allow Sandra more time to devote to philanthropic endeavors. The company is still a proud vendor of Sandra Brue’s sculptures.

Maintenance & Care

How to care for your Sandicast Statues:
Regularly dust Sandicast statues with a dry, soft toothbrush in order to keep them looking their best. To wash them, moisten a terry towel and gently wipe them down. You may use soap on white areas, but make sure not to use soap on any painted areas as this could damage your sculpture. To avoid maximum wear and tear, don’t expose your statues to harsh elements. A few precautions and you’ll enjoy your sculpture for years to come.

About Sandicast

Based in San Diego, artist Sandra Brue has been creating art for 25 years. Her hand-cast, hand-painted pieces are beloved for their stunning lifelike qualities. Sandra founded Sandicast in 1981 in San Diego; in 2005 the Neufeld family acquired Sandicast in order to allow Sandra more time to devote to philanthropic endeavors. The company is still a proud vendor of Sandra Brue’s sculptures.