Army Helmet Ladybug
Army Helmet Ladybug
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Once upon a time, a brave ladybug was born from a surplus military helmet. Her story was one of courage, adventure, and a touch of whimsy. This Army Helmet Ladybug will bring a touch of fairy tale magic to any room while reminding you to never underestimate the power of a small but mighty insect.
Make no mistake: These are not cheap plastic costume helmets. These are vintage, dirty, and HEAVY! Because of that, they are not eligible for free shipping.
The artist uses a torch to sign each of his ladybugs.
Measurements: Approximately 12" tall x 14" long.
This item is one of a kind. You are purchasing the exact item shown in the image(s).
About Sugarpost
About Sugarpost
Based in Salt Lake City, Sugarpost makes "Garden art that doesn't suck."
Artist Fred Conlon was first inspired by a massive pile of old WWII army helmets that he saw at his local military surplus yard. What was intended to be a mascot for his pottery shop ended up becoming a helmet turtle that he reluctantly sold the first day on display, and Sugarpost Metal was on its way.
Sugarpost provides fun metal art to eclectic dreamers in a neighborly environment with a humorous voice, helping them feel joy and replace their boring art. We're often asked, "But will it rust?" It sure will! Sugarpost says it's, "Art that's guaranteed to rust."
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