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Roan Unicorn with blue eyes -- OOAK sculpture bust on soapstone base

Roan Unicorn with blue eyes -- OOAK sculpture bust on soapstone base

Description

Don't let the pink-ness fool you -- this is one fierce unicorn. His blue eyes will pierce your very soul...

Okay, so, maybe not really. But this isn't your typical fluffy pink unicorn jumping over rainbows. He does have his bitey/stabby moods.

This unicorn is OOAK (one-of-a-kind); no molds were used or made. He is sculpted from polymer clay, painted with acrylics in many layers for depth and realism, and varnished with a glossy glaze. (Many people assume it's salt-glazed ceramic until I tell them otherwise.) He is suspended above the soapstone base with a 1/4" (6.35 mm) clear acrylic (plexiglass) tube.

The green-gray soapstone base is rough-carved on the top and front, and sheer on the other sides. It has a good amount of heft, weighing 2 lbs. (0.9 kg) by itself. The bottom is carved with my signature symbol.

This piece is 7 inches (18 cm) tall to the tip of the horn, 5.5 inches (14 cm) long from the back of the base to the tip of the horn, and 3 inches (8 cm) wide.

*** This item is not a toy and is not intended for children. ***

SHIPPING: The base and unicorn will be separated for safe shipping. (The acrylic tube slides easily into the base for reassembly.) The shipping charges are an estimate; if the actual cost (with insurance) is a dollar or more under the stated price, I will refund the difference. If the actual cost is higher, I will pay it myself. Shipping insurance is included. Shipping to the west coast (U.S.) is likely to be a few dollars cheaper.

PAYMENT: Buyers outside the U.S., please pay via Paypal. Within the U.S., I accept Paypal, money order, or check. I may wait for payment to clear before shipping.

Eirewolf Creations is a proud partner with World Vision in building a better world for children. $12 (twelve dollars) from the purchase of the Roan Unicorn will be donated to World Vision (WorldVision.org).

Added on Oct 13, 2009