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The Holy Gifts Garden Decor Set of 3 by G. Debrekht is a beautiful way to liven up your outdoor space this holiday season. The set includes three festive garden stakes crafted from high-quality iron for long-lasting durability in any weather. This elegant decor set brings a touch of holiday cheer to your yard or garden. This delightful Diminutive Adorned Garden Art is one of the most popular G.DeBrekht collection pieces. Inspired by G.DeBrekhts old art technique, this hand-crafted piece is made from high-quality plywood and is the perfect accent for your Garden, Wall, or Door decor. The UV coating on this unique accent makes this a great piece to decorate your home or garden. Decorating a home is a particular time for all families, so create your holiday gallery for all your friends and family to enjoy by collecting the unique style of G. DeBrekht Artistic Studios. Please check out our collections, which include - classic Christmas art, Winter Wonderlands, and Nativity Art- all of which are available in approximate size: 12 x 9 x 0.3. * This product is made from high-quality plywood, making it sturdy and lightweight. UV protective coating makes this product weather-resistant so that it can be used indoors and outdoors. Stakes are included with this product.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Handcrafted Diminutive Art Set
- Made from Wood
- For indoor or outdoor use
- UV-coated for INDOOR and OUTDOOR
- Approximate size: 12 x 9
- Set of 3
- Includes metal staking kit for added stability outdoors
- Art by G. Debrekht
- Wood
- Wipe Clean
G Debrekht
1430 So Grand Ave Santa Ana, California 92705
1 (949) 394-9785/sales@gdebrekht.com
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