| “You are way cool. I love my zebras. They’re my favorite animal.” Linda (email) |
Zebras
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How to Get a Head Without Hunting
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How to Get a Head Without Hunting
Our zebras come in three sizes. This is our large zebra head sculpture. Our artist Merikay carefully hand cuts each stripe from a sparkling white or rich black man-made fur and attaches them carefully to the hand made lightweight base. Scroll down the page and choose the size that fits your decorating or gift giving needs.
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About Zebras
Zebras live in Africa and are quite social, gathering in herds of up to several hundred animals. Like their close relative the horse, zebras are nomadic and graze on grasses. No one knows what advantage stripes are for zebras. They may simply be an esthetic, visual preference to members of the opposite sex, like a pretty face or great body among people.
Zebras live in Africa and are quite social, gathering in herds of up to several hundred animals. Like their close relative the horse, zebras are nomadic and graze on grasses. No one knows what advantage stripes are for zebras. They may simply be an esthetic, visual preference to members of the opposite sex, like a pretty face or great body among people.
There is a hook built into the back of each sculpture for easy wall mounting. This size zebra goes well in any room size. It’s an ideal gift for anyone who likes zebras, especially if that person is you!
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This smallest of our three zebra sculptures has the same expressive hand-painted eyes as its larger brethren. Just the thing for a zebra lover’s home or office wall!
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While there’s no price for the combination in How to Order, any two animals ordered at the same time qualify for free shipping. |
If you crochet, please see our books on crocheting several kinds of animal heads and soft-stuffed birds. |
If you have comments, suggestions, or questions, please send an E-mail to
merikay@animalhead.com, use the
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or call at 1-408-353-5037. Is this a good time?
