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The Bradford Exchange Gardens of Paradise Sculpture Collection: Faith Crystalline Butterfly Issue #15 by Thomas Kinkade 4.5-inches

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The Bradford Exchange Gardens of Paradise Sculpture Collection: Faith Crystalline Butterfly Issue #15 by Thomas Kinkade 4.5-inchesThis listing is only for Issue Fifteen "Gardens of Paradise Sculpture Collection" #15 In its metamorphosis from humble cocoon to gossamer wonder, the butterfly is an enduring symbol of change and transformation. And with any change, it all begins with hope and the faith that miracles can happen. Now, this powerful symbol soars with the first ever Thomas Kinkade Gardens of Paradise Sculpture Collection, limited edition crystalline butterfly sculptures,

--This listing is only for Issue Fifteen "Gardens of Paradise Sculpture Collection" #15--

In its metamorphosis from humble cocoon to gossamer wonder, the butterfly is an enduring symbol of change and transformation. And with any change, it all begins with hope and the faith that miracles can happen. Now, this powerful symbol soars with the first-ever Thomas Kinkade Gardens of Paradise Sculpture Collection, limited-edition crystalline butterfly sculptures, exclusively from The Bradford Exchange. Your collection begins with Issue One, Faith. Soon your collection will continue with Issue Two and additional sculptures in this Thomas Kinkade butterfly sculpture collection, each a separate issue to follow.‡

Each of the butterfly sculptures in this collection is handcrafted of sparkling crystalline with deeply faceted edges that capture and reflect light - just like costly cut crystal. The flawless clarity of the crystalline creates a luminous "frame" for Mr. Kinkade's glorious garden art - with its lush flowers and blossoming trees - on each butterfly's outstretched wings. Lustrous sliver plating on the faux-jeweled antennae enhance each shimmering butterfly. As a meaningful finishing touch, precious words from Scripture convey a message that recalls your convictions. Upright display stands on the backs of your butterfly sculptures make them easy to display. Given the immense popularity of Thomas Kinkade's artwork,

• Embrace the enduring symbolism of transformation with the Thomas Kinkade Gardens of Paradise Sculpture Collection, where each butterfly represents hope and the miracle of change.
• The flawless clarity of the crystalline creates a luminous "frame" for Thomas Kinkade's garden art, showcasing lush flowers and blossoming trees on each butterfly's wings.
• Adorned with lustrous silver plating on faux-jeweled antennae, these sculptures are meticulously crafted down to the smallest detail.
• Scripture quotes add a poignant touch, reinforcing your convictions and adding depth to the beauty of each piece.
• Each butterfly sculpture features an upright display stand, making it effortless to showcase these stunning artworks in your home.
• Exclusively from The Bradford Exchange, this collection is a testament to the enduring popularity of Thomas Kinkade's timeless artwork. Start your collection with Issue One, Faith, and continue to add to it with subsequent releases.
• Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
• Handcrafted with precision, each crystalline butterfly sculpture measures 4-1/2" W x 6" H (11.4 cm W x 15.2 cm H) and features deeply faceted edges that beautifully capture and reflect light, reminiscent of costly cut crystal.

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