Frog Baba
Baba is a frog king in the lotus position, wearing a metal crown and achieving the kind of composure usually unavailable to royalty. Available in 16 and 30 cm heights, he brings yoga to the Tom’s Drag court.Each figure is formed in marble resin and finished by hand. Layered colour and freehand ornament define the costume and character, while the face and smaller details receive careful attention. Individual brushwork gives every piece slight variations.Place Baba on a desk, shelf or quiet console where the lotus pose remains clear. Intended for indoor decoration, he makes an amusing companion for a reading or meditation corner. Inner peace looks excellent with a crown.
Cast, carved and painted entirely by hand — no two alike.
Free delivery from 250 €. Dispatched within 1–2 working days.
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Cast in resin by skilled artisans, painted by hand and detailed with 24-carat gold leaf.
Handcrafted by artisans — no two are exactly alike. Every piece is signed by hand and registered in our database, proof of its authenticity.
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Size: H 30 × L 22 cm.
Packed: 25 × 18 × 28 cm.
Goods are dispatched within the following 1–2 working days. Shipping is free over 250 €; cost and time are shown at checkout.
Frog Baba
Baba is a frog king in the lotus position, wearing a metal crown and achieving the kind of composure usually unavailable to royalty. Available in 16 and 30 cm heights, he brings yoga to the Tom’s Drag court.Each figure is formed in marble resin and finished by hand. Layered colour and freehand ornament define the costume and character, while the face and smaller details receive careful attention. Individual brushwork gives every piece slight variations.Place Baba on a desk, shelf or quiet console where the lotus pose remains clear. Intended for indoor decoration, he makes an amusing companion for a reading or meditation corner. Inner peace looks excellent with a crown.

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