Design Toscano NG33988 Yonva, the Climbing Bear Sculpture,Single
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Design Toscano NG33988 Yonva, the Climbing Bear Sculpture,Single
- Nature Designs - Named after a Cherokee legend, this little bear has proven herself quite the climber, scaling your garden fence or an indoor den wall with ease
- Rustic Decoration - Lend a sense of adventure to any tree in your backyard, or add a pair of these baby bear cubs to create a playful forest scene
- High Quality Sculpture - Hand-cast using real crushed stone bonded with durable designer resin, our climbing bear statue is topped with a UV resistant finish and hand painted in realistic, natural tones
- Design Toscano Bear Decor - Exclusive to the Design Toscano brand, this bear tree climber shows off your love of woodland wildlife in home or garden
- Our climbing brown bear measures 7"Wx6"Dx13"H and weighs 3 lbs. perfect for hanging on a backyard tree, or cabin living room wall
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Design Toscano
Manufacturer
Design Toscano
Binding
Lawn & Patio
PartNumber
NG33988
Model
NG33988
Warranty
If you are not satisfied with your purchase, it must be returned within 60 days for you to receive a refund or exchange. Please note that you are responsible for the safe return of merchandise and for all shipping costs. Shipping charges are non-refundable once your order has been shipped. Customized orders and personalized items are non-refundable.
Color
Single
IsAdultProduct
Height
13
Length
7
Weight
3
Width
6
NumberOfItems
1
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