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40 cm acrylic pole (transparent) / cone incl. nylon cord
Special
mady in Germany, Rastede
Product description
The Sun Dancer is a brilliant decoration - perfect for any garden, terrace, flower bed or in living-spaces. You can hang it up or place it in the ground, a plant pot or flower bed. The Sun Dancer in shape of a bird is made from weatherproof, colourful acrylic glass. It has a diameter of 19 cm. The supplied standing pole is made from transparent acrylic glass and has a length of 40 cm.
The Sun Dancer shines in bright colours and creates an atmospheric ambience! The material catches the light and releases it through the glowing edges. Especially on cloudy days or in diffused light the Sun Dancer creates intensive light and colour effects.
The Sun Dancer is made in Germany, Rastede. Only high-quality PERSPEX® acrylic glass is used.
Delivery contents: 1x red PERSPEX® acrylic glass bird with Ø 19 cm, 1x transparent acrylic pole with 40 cm length, 1x cone incl. nylon cord.
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