By Bloomist
Oval Stone Frog
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Why we carry this
Behold the Oval Stone Frog - a river-sculpted companion that arrived at its current form through no effort of your own, which is rather nice. Hand-selected from Honduran streams by people who actually know streams, each frog carries the kind of character you can't manufacture, no matter how hard you try. Nestle it in a recycled glass jar, tuck it under a cloche, or position it as the unlikely centerpiece of your Ikebana arrangement. It's functional art that requires nothing from you except admiration and perhaps the occasional glance. Fair warning: it's not waterproof, so don't get any ideas about aquatic adventures. Dimensions: 5"L x 3.5"W. Also available in Round, if you're the type who prefers their frogs less geometrically committed.
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