Elevate the grandeur of your home or garden with our majestic Pair of Canova Lion Stone Statues. I...Elevate the grandeur of your home or garden with our majestic Pair of Canova Lion Stone Statues. Inspired by the iconic Canova Lions of Venice, these awe-inspiring statues exude strength, nobility, and timeless beauty. A perfect addition to your home or garden decor, or as a unique gift! Condition: New, Handmade, Antique finish. Size: 30cm long, 12cm wide, 14cm tall. Composition: Cast Stone (Weather & Frost Proof). Weight: 5kg Each.
This pair of Canova Lion Stone Statues in grey is designed for homeowners and garden enthusiasts seeking to add a touch of majestic grandeur and timeless beauty to their outdoor or indoor spaces. The key benefit is the immediate enhancement of aesthetic appeal, evoking strength and nobility. A potential consideration is their weight, requiring careful placement. These statues are handmade with an antique finish, cast from durable, weather, and frost-proof stone, measuring 30cm long, 12cm wide, and 14cm tall, with each statue weighing 5kg.
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Colour
Grey
Brand
Burgess
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FAQs
What material are the Canova Lion Statues made from?
The statues are made from durable cast stone, which is both weather and frost-proof.
What are the dimensions of each statue?
Each statue measures approximately 30cm in length, 12cm in width, and 14cm in height.
How much does each statue weigh?
Each statue weighs approximately 5kg.
Can these statues be left outside year-round?
Yes, the cast stone composition is designed to be weather and frost-proof, making them suitable for year-round outdoor display.
How should I clean the statues?
Gently wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the antique finish.
Are the statues exactly identical due to being handmade?
While handmade, they are crafted to be as consistent as possible. Slight, unique variations in the antique finish are expected and add to their individual character.
What does 'antique finish' mean?
The antique finish is a treatment applied to give the stone a weathered, aged appearance, common in classical art and garden statuary.
Troubleshooting
Statue appears unstable
Ensure the surface where the statue is placed is perfectly level and firm. If outdoors on uneven ground, consider placing on a small, flat paving stone or a dedicated pedestal for added stability.
Surface marking from statue base
To protect delicate surfaces (e.g., wooden furniture), place a soft felt pad or a thin piece of rubber sheeting under the base of the statue.
Antique finish looks uneven
As the statues are handmade with an antique finish, slight variations are normal and contribute to their unique character. If significant unevenness is a concern, contact customer support.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Adds significant aesthetic appeal and grandeur to spaces.
Durable and weather-resistant cast stone construction.
Unique, handmade antique finish.
Versatile for indoor and outdoor decoration.
Classic, timeless design inspired by famous landmarks.
Cons
Each statue weighs 5kg, requiring secure placement.
Being handmade, slight variations in finish may occur.
Antique finish may be susceptible to chipping if handled roughly.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Choose your desired location, ensuring the surface is level and stable.
Carefully lift each statue, using proper lifting techniques due to their weight (5kg each).
Place the statues in their final position.
Compatibility:
Material: Cast Stone - compatible with most outdoor environments and indoor settings.
Weather Resistance: Suitable for all weather conditions, including frost.
Care Instructions:
Cleaning: Gently wipe with a damp cloth to remove dust or light dirt. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the antique finish.
Maintenance: The cast stone is durable and requires minimal maintenance. For prolonged outdoor display in areas with extreme conditions, consider occasional checks for any significant wear.
Handling: Handle with care to avoid chipping the antique finish, especially around edges and protrusions.