What on earth is it?
A cast polyresin garden statue, roughly nine inches tall, depicting a monster devouring several red-hatted gnomes. The gnomes, creature and base form one decorative scene; nothing moves or makes sound.
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Garden Gnome Monster
The lawn has acquired a food chain.
A small resin monster is busy eating the garden gnomes. Suddenly your flower bed has a plot, and the traditional residents are having a terrible afternoon.
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WSS FIELD NOTESThe oddity
The oddity
has a point.
It may look like a punchline. Look closer: what it does, why it caught our eye, and who would actually enjoy it.
What do you do with it?
Set it on a stable spot in the garden, on a porch or indoors. It works especially well near ordinary garden ornaments, where the visual interruption takes a moment to register.
Why it made the cut
Garden gnomes normally stand there politely. This piece gives their entire decorative genre a predator. It makes a tiny, ridiculous disaster out of the quietest part of the house.
Who would love it?
Gardeners with a dry sense of humor, monster-movie fans and anyone whose flower bed could use a completely unnecessary storyline.
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