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bonsai light up tree Twin Entwined Bonsai Tree Copper Wire Tree on Ohko Dragon Stone Friendship love Tree Sculpture – Elysian Workshop

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bonsai light up tree Twin Entwined Bonsai Tree Copper Wire Tree on Ohko Dragon Stone Friendship love Tree Sculpture – Elysian WorkshopLED Night Light Lamp Handmade Bonsai Tree Copper Wire Tree on Ohko Dragon Stone Mother Friendship Love Gift Bonsai Tree Sculpture Home Decor. Truly Unique Design. LED Lamp, USB Powered. Remote control included. Selectable light patterns. Tarnish Resistant Wire Sculpture. Preserved Moss, no maintenance required. Large Measures approximately 8 x 8 x 4 inches. Handmade with care in Canada. A great gift for him, her, mother father, son, teacher or even

LED Night Light Lamp Handmade Bonsai Tree Copper Wire Tree on Ohko Dragon Stone Mother Friendship Love Gift Bonsai Tree Sculpture Home Decor.

• Truly Unique Design.
• LED Lamp, USB Powered.
• Remote control included.
• Selectable light patterns.
• Tarnish Resistant Wire Sculpture.
• Preserved Moss, no maintenance required.
• Large Measures approximately 8 x 8 x 4 inches.
• Handmade with care in Canada.

A great gift for him, her, mother father, son, teacher or even yourself :) In particular this tree was designed to show the love of friendship, girlfriend, boyfriend, wife, husband, mother, father or anniversary but how you or your loved one interpret it is up to you! This piece is designed to rest on a shelf and can lighten up your bedroom or living room.

This is a one of a kind item, there will never be another quite like it. I will do my best to make a faithful reproduction for you though!

Please note the Dragon Ohko Stone which it sits on in particular will be different in shape. These beautiful stones were popularised in Japan, named from their stunning dragon scale like appearance.

The moss is real but preserved. This means it is inert and has no trouble with customs. The combination of natural materials is what gives the lifelike mountains scape impression.

The wire is pure copper. This means it is semi precious in itself. Copper has a spring to it that allows slight bending to return to shape instantly making it less prone to shipping damage and accidents by pets and children. An enamel coating is on the wire to prevent it from tarnishing to make it maintenance free.

I do make wire sculptures by commission however if there is something in particular I can make from your dreams or whimsy you would like please contact me for a quote.

A quality handmade product made with ethical labour (me!) and sustainably sourced. I do my best to use recycled packaging and keep it plastic free where possible. Each piece is hand crafted and as close to the original sculpture as possible.

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