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Enesco Jim Shore Heartwood Creek Mini Ladybug on Flower

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Enesco Jim Shore Heartwood Creek Mini Ladybug on Flower
- From Enesco's jim shore heartwood creek collection
- Accurate details handcrafted in high-quality stone resin
- 2.3 inch height
- Country of Origin: China
. Miniature Ladybug Figurine. Part of the Heartwood Creek collection by Jim Shore. Made from stone resin . Approximately 2.3 inches tall (6cm) . Includes original manufacturers packaging - styrofoam. Made by Enesco. Jim Shore's garden miniatures are beautifully handcrafted reminders of the wonders of nature. This colorful Lady Bug rests on a Anemone beautifully decorated with Jim's signature rosemaling designs.
Country USA
Brand Enesco
Binding Kitchen
ItemPartNumber 6000677
Model 6000677
Color Multicolored
UnitCount 1
UPCs 045544950923
EANs 0045544950923
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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