Orlandi Statuary Saint Francis with Deer Garden Statue

Description

Fiber Stone is a mixture of sand and stones that is cast onto the surface of a fiberglass frame to create the illusion of aged stone. Thanks to Fiber Stone technology, this piece offers the look of authentic weathered stone without the weight or deterioration. Orlandi's many collections today include fiber stone for the garden, religious statuary, fountains, columns, and pedestals. Egisto took great pride in his craft and reputation and which is why artists, interior designers, and museums relied upon the careful details and impeccable quality he demanded. Over the years, they've evolved into a company supplying more than statuary. Born in 1911 when Egisto Orlandi traveled from Lucca, Italy to Chicago, Illinois, Orlandi Statuary quickly set the standard for excellence in their industry. The result is a piece that's lightweight and less fragile than concrete. This piece is ideal for your herb garden, front walk, or balcony. Compassion and kindness shine through the Orlandi Statuary Saint Francis with Deer Garden Statue, a dignified tribute to the patron saint of animals and the environment. Compassion and kindness shine through the Orlandi Statuary Saint Francis with Deer Garden Statue, a dignified tribute to the patron saint of animals and the environment. Orlandi's many collections today include fiber stone for the garden, religious statuary, fountains, columns, and pedestals.

Key Features

• This piece is ideal for your herb garden, front walk, or balcony.
• Compassion and kindness shine through the Orlandi Statuary Saint Francis with Deer Garden Statue, a dignified tribute to the patron saint of animals and the environment.
• Fiber Stone is a mixture of sand and stones that is cast onto the surface of a fiberglass frame to create the illusion of aged stone.
• Thanks to Fiber Stone technology, this piece offers the look of authentic weathered stone without the weight or deterioration.
• The result is a piece that's lightweight and less fragile than concrete.
• Orlandi's many collections today include fiber stone for the garden, religious statuary, fountains, columns, and pedestals.