Zen Turtle Garden Sculpture
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✅ Eco-friendly & sustainable materials
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What Makes It Uncommon
Take It Slow
Garden greens looking a little blue? Is that unruly tangle of a yard making you lose your inner balance? Let Michael Gentilucci's centering sculptures bring peace, humor, and the art of Zen to off-kilter spaces.
Known for its slow-and-steady pace, the turtle adds a calming presence to outdoor spaces and reminds us to watch our speed and take in the little things in life. To add even more Zen-like charm, Chinese characters etched into the back of each turtle's robe represent the animal's primary characteristic—longevity. Michael's meditative sealed cement sculptures are designed to weather the elements through the four seasons as they center greenspaces with their amiable auras. Handmade in USA.Made from
solid cast-stone
Measurements
Standard: 6" L x 4.5" W x 4" H; Large: 8" L x 7" W x 7" H
Care
Rinse clean with garden hose.
Notes
Sealed with protectant for outside use.
Once your order is submitted it is entered into production and changes and cancellations cannot be accommodated- we are sorry, no exceptions. We do our best to turn orders around as quickly as possible and as a result, orders begin production immediately. - All Orders FinalItem ID
26448
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created by Michael Gentilucci
location
California
As Michael and Alisa Gentilucci were relaxing in their garden, surrounded by planters and accents and imagining their future together, the seed of a new idea took root. A year later, they launched a business. "We began making molds in our garage and soon realized we were onto something," says Michael. They purchased a property with a dilapidated Victorian cabin and unfinished warehouse, transforming it into their garden shop, studio, and home. Michael designs expressive, inspirational garden art and collaborates with local artists to sculpt it. "Customers smile while holding our art," he says, "and tell us stories about who they plan to give it to."
