Cow shares a red apple with Mother Cow and Fish SOLD OUT

£990.00

As you wander deep into the woods, if you’re lucky, you might discover a pool covered in waterlilies, hidden beneath a gentle waterfall and surrounded by thick, leafy trees. There dwells a Frog, hopping across the lily pads with his friend Fish by his side, holding out a juicy red apple – a gift for Mother Cow. She sits joyfully upon a lichen-covered rock, her pink butterfly wings glittering in the sunlight. Around her neck hangs a pendant of treasures found in the forest: a crescent moon, a gold star, mushrooms, green leaves, and delicate flowers.

The three friends sit together quietly, the only sounds the crunch of the apple and the gentle rustle of the breeze through the leaves.

 

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About this Diorama: This scene is composed of different layers and standalone pieces, almost like a miniature theatre set. The back panel of trees for example stands separately to the single trees and to the waterfall which stands independently to the pool. The figures of Mother Cow, Frog and Fish are therefore moveable, as well as the flora and fauna, lichen and waves. This enables you to alter the set up as you wish, and to carefully move the characters and details around to your liking.

Measurements: 22cm wide  x 23cm high x 20cm deep

Materials: Porcelain, gold lustre, gold plated copper wire.

Delivery: These dioramas are intricate pieces to pack carefully. Please allow 2–3 weeks for delivery, depending on your location. If you would like your piece sooner, you can contact me via the contact form to discuss priority delivery.

Set up: You will be sent a video or series of images showing you how to set up your diorama via email.

Care: You may wish to give your diorama a gentle blow regularly to remove any dust that settles. For heavier dust, a damp cloth can be used carefully. You are also welcome to pre-order a display case for your diorama to reduce dusting here. Please note that the gold-plated copper wire will naturally darken over time as it oxidises – this is a sign that your piece has truly settled into its new home!