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To kick off a new generation of room guardians, I decided to make a badass dragon. I did not actually plan on making it these colors, it just sort of happened, but I am very pleased with it. I really love how the horns came out! Hope you like it!

This dragon has a tiger's eye heart and a very soft hand dyed faux fur coat. Its body is about 18 inches long and it's back is about 6 inches tall. The horns and claws are made from moldable plastic that will not break if battered, and it's neck has an internal ball and socket armature that can pose with ease. The forelegs, wings, and tail have fully posable wire armatures, and the back legs bend slightly below the thigh.

Room Guardians are small creatures that protect one's home from negative spirits and energies. These friends can be easily placed on window sills, kitchen shelves, dressers, or wherever to keep watch over the room. Each guardian has a soft faux fur coat and each is individually sculpted from the wire frame to the clay face and hands, so no two are alike. The room guardians' arms, tails, and necks are bendable and Inside each of their chests is a unique crystal heart to give each one a different energy. These little guys have a lot of character and they love having a home to watch over.

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1. How did you come up with the room guardian concept?
The idea caught fire when a friend and I were walking through an antique store. On one of the bookshelves sat two stuffed foxes wearing riding clothes. I contemplated buying them because one could convince themselves that their expressionless stares were actually seeing and watching over the room. It was as if they were alive though they were a long way from being realistic. My contemplation came to an end when I realized I could spend less money and have a better one if I just made it myself. That is where

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Description
Bid HERE: www.ebay.com/itm/-/32181888178… ?

To kick off a new generation of room guardians, I decided to make a badass dragon. I did not actually plan on making it these colors, it just sort of happened, but I am very pleased with it. I really love how the horns came out! Hope you like it!

This dragon has a tiger's eye heart and a very soft hand dyed faux fur coat. Its body is about 18 inches long and it's back is about 6 inches tall. The horns and claws are made from moldable plastic that will not break if battered, and it's neck has an internal ball and socket armature that can pose with ease. The forelegs, wings, and tail have fully posable wire armatures, and the back legs bend slightly below the thigh.

Room Guardians are small creatures that protect one's home from negative spirits and energies. These friends can be easily placed on window sills, kitchen shelves, dressers, or wherever to keep watch over the room. Each guardian has a soft faux fur coat and each is individually sculpted from the wire frame to the clay face and hands, so no two are alike. The room guardians' arms, tails, and necks are bendable and Inside each of their chests is a unique crystal heart to give each one a different energy. These little guys have a lot of character and they love having a home to watch over.

Have a question?? See my FAQ
FAQ0. JOIN MY EMAIL LIST! If you do not check your DA religiously and you want up to date news and announcements like when my next room guardian posting will be and when my commissions will open, email artist.anyaboz@gmail.com and tell me you want to join. Otherwise you can like me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/anyabozartist?
1. How did you come up with the room guardian concept?
The idea caught fire when a friend and I were walking through an antique store. On one of the bookshelves sat two stuffed foxes wearing riding clothes. I contemplated buying them because one could convince themselves that their expressionless stares were actually seeing and watching over the room. It was as if they were alive though they were a long way from being realistic. My contemplation came to an end when I realized I could spend less money and have a better one if I just made it myself. That is where

Like me on Facebook! www.facebook.com/anyabozartist