Frog Bowl Carlos
Carlos opens his mouth wide enough to become a decorative bowl, while retaining all the confidence of a fairy-tale prince. He is an eye-catcher in any setting and, despite appearances, not intended as a fly trap.Cast in marble resin, Carlos is trimmed, sanded and painted by hand. Layered patterns travel across the frog form and open bowl, with the eyes, mouth and fine edges completed carefully. Every piece differs slightly.Place the bowl on a stable console, desk or sideboard for lightweight decorative objects. Carlos is intended for indoor decoration. His mouth is useful, his expression is theatrical and flies remain entirely responsible for themselves.
Cast, carved and painted entirely by hand — no two alike.
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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.
Nur zur Dekoration in Innenräumen geeignet.
Dimensions are listed per size above.
Packed: 24 × 34 × 32 cm.
Goods are dispatched within the following 1–2 working days. Shipping is free over 250 €; cost and time are shown at checkout.
Frog Bowl Carlos
Carlos opens his mouth wide enough to become a decorative bowl, while retaining all the confidence of a fairy-tale prince. He is an eye-catcher in any setting and, despite appearances, not intended as a fly trap.Cast in marble resin, Carlos is trimmed, sanded and painted by hand. Layered patterns travel across the frog form and open bowl, with the eyes, mouth and fine edges completed carefully. Every piece differs slightly.Place the bowl on a stable console, desk or sideboard for lightweight decorative objects. Carlos is intended for indoor decoration. His mouth is useful, his expression is theatrical and flies remain entirely responsible for themselves.
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