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~3D Cornflower Metal Sculpture – Rusty Garden Stake~

The dimensions are as follows:
height: 100 cm/39,37 inches
width: 11 cm/4,33 inches
thickness of the material: 1,5 mm/0,06 inches steel

You’re looking at a rusted metal cornflower sculpture, an elegant piece that brings rustic charm to any setting.
Cornflowers have long symbolized hope, devotion, and the enduring nature of love. Historically, they were worn by young men in love in 19th-century Germany; if the flower faded quickly, it was taken as a sign that the love was not returned.

Place the sculpture in a vase with fresh blooms, nestle it among garden plants, near a tree, or in a plant pot. Its natural character pairs beautifully with organic surroundings and is ready to be styled with your creative touch.

Precision-cut from thick, high-quality steel and naturally rusted using our special method, these items have been designed to last for many years. Keep in mind that the key to preserving the allure of these ornaments lies in occasional maintenance. To nurture the rusting process, it is essential to give them a gentle wash from time to time, allowing the rust to flourish and evolve.

The packaging is made of eco-friendly materials, and we offer delivery to countries throughout the world. The delivery times that are displayed right now might vary based on the time of year. Please be aware that additional customs costs may be incurred in some countries, and unfortunately, we have no control over this.

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“She was young and lovely and surprised and dead. She was also blue. Blue as opals, pale blue. Blue as cornflowers, or dragonfly wings, or a spring – not summer – sky.” ― Laini Taylor, Strange the Dreamer