Veronese Design Anne Stokes Awaken Your Snowy Owl shopping with Magic Pen

Veronese Design Anne Stokes Awaken Your Magic Snowy Owl with Pen

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With a piece of magical jewelry clasped in her claws, this beautiful bird is swooping down to carry you off to a world of wonder and mystery. The flying snowy owl statue is beautifully detailed, from the tips of her feathery wings to the wise look in her bright yellow eyes, while the pentacle clasped in her talons seems to sway and swing with the power of her movement. The figure can be installed hanging on your wall like a plaque and will imbue your living room, bedroom, or study with a sense of playful fantasy. Keep it for yourself for or give it as the perfect present for anyone with a mystical sense of style.

Smithsonian Voices September 10, 2021

Veronese Design Anne Stokes Awaken Your Magic Snowy Owl with Pen

Veronese Design Anne Stokes Awaken Your Magic Snowy Owl with Pen

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Veronese Design Anne Stokes Awaken Your Magic Snowy Owl with Pen

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