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Gas Cylinder Flying Pig
Gas Cylinder Flying Pig
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Have you ever been told, "When pigs fly?" Guess what. They do! At least, this one does.
This happy little flying pig is made from a tiny metal gas cylinder, four bolts for legs (cloven, of course), two nuts for eyes, and scrap metal for a snout, tongue, ears, wings, and curly little tail. The included stake can be screwed into the nut on its belly so it can be used in a flower pot or a flower arrangement, or tie a string to the small loop on its back and hang it anywhere! It could even stand on a flat surface (but then everyone will ask why it has a nut on its belly and a small loop on its back).
Measurements: Approximately 4.25" from the tip of the snout to the bumps on the butt, 5.5" wingspan, 4" from hooves to top of wings.
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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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