Description
Pranzer is a resting deer cast in polyresin and finished in gold, lying with its legs folded beneath it and its head lifted high under a full spread of branching antlers. The whole surface is worked with a fine texture that reads like fur, so the gold has depth rather than a flat shine. It measures 22cm long, 10.5cm wide and 20cm tall, a size that holds its own on a mantelpiece or sideboard without crowding the things around it.
This is a Christmas decoration for the surfaces of a home rather than the tree: a hall table, a windowsill, the end of a bookshelf or the middle of a festive table among candles and greenery. Because it lies down, it sits low and long, and the lifted head gives it a quiet, watchful look that suits a calm, natural scheme as well as a glittering one. It makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who brings the same decorations out every December and likes to add one good piece each year.
The figure is made entirely of polyresin. Polyresin is cast in a mould, so it carries fine detail well, and it shows in the ridged antlers, the neatly folded hooves and the brushed texture of the coat. At 0.4KG it is light enough to lift onto a high shelf or move from room to room as the season goes on. For styling, set it a little off centre with its head facing into the room, and leave some space around the antlers so their outline stays clear against the wall behind.
Specification
| Width |
10.5cm |
| Length |
22cm |
| Height |
20cm |
| Material |
100% Polyresin |
| Colour |
Gold |
| Weight |
0.4KG |
Frequently Asked
What is the deer made of?
It is made of 100% polyresin, a cast resin that takes fine detail well, and it is finished in gold with a textured surface across the body and antlers.
How big is it?
It is 22cm long, 10.5cm wide and 20cm tall, and it weighs 0.4KG, so it sits comfortably on a mantelpiece, shelf or sideboard.
Does it hang on the tree or stand on a surface?
It is made to sit on a surface: the deer rests on its folded legs, so it belongs on a table, windowsill or shelf rather than a branch.
What colour is it?
It is gold all over, and the textured finish on the coat and antlers gives the gold some depth rather than a flat, even shine.
Where does it look best?
We like it on a mantelpiece, a hall table or the middle of a festive table, set among candles and greenery with a little space around its antlers.