Casa Padrino XXL Bronze Sculpture Boy and Girl Picking Apples Bronze / Brown 58 x 70 x H. 170 cm - Large Bronze Garden Figure - Garden Sculpture

XXL Bronze Children Picking Apples by Casa Padrino

Material: bronze

Length approx.: 58 cm

Width approx.: 70 cm

Height approx.: 170 cm

Colour: bronze / brown / red

Girl sitting on the boy's shoulders

Branch with green leaves and a red apple, second apple on the ground

Both children in dungarees, base with green patina

Excellent workmanship

From the bronze sculpture collection of Casa Padrino!

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Together to the highest apple

The best apple always hangs right at the top. So the boy simply lifts the girl onto his shoulders, plants his feet wide apart and holds her steady. She stretches her arm high and almost has the red fruit on the branch in her hand. This tall bronze sculpture by Casa Padrino shows how much can be achieved together. The scene is full of confidence and team spirit, telling of harvest days in the orchard, of play beneath the trees and of the joy when an idea works out as a pair.

Splashes of colour in bronze

Its colour accents make the figure special: the apple on the branch and a second one already lying on the ground glow in bright red, while the leaves are a fresh green. The branch is modelled with bark and small side shoots and hovers over the scene like a real bough. Both children wear dungarees with a bib pocket and straps, with collared shirts, all in warm bronze brown. The flat, irregular base has a greenish patina reminiscent of a meadow under an apple tree.

An eye-catcher for orchards and farms

Thanks to its slim, tall shape, the sculpture is a true XXL eye-catcher even on a small footprint. It is perfect for an orchard, a cottage garden, outside a farm shop, at a winery or in the garden of a country café. Nurseries, school gardens, garden centres and communities with traditional orchards will also find in this garden figure a cheerful symbol of harvest, nature and togetherness.