A West Highland White Terrier in black wire, ears pricked, tail up, standing four-square on four short legs. The frame measures 14 inches tall, 19 inches long and 7 inches deep. It is built by hand from wires of several gauges, a heavier outline carrying the shape with lighter wire filling the body and head, and it is powder coated black for garden use.
What arrives is the frame itself. Some customers set it straight out on a lawn or a gravel bed and leave it bare, where black holds up well against grass, stone and snow. Others pack it with moss and plant it, or stand it at the foot of a climber and let the growth find its own way up through the wires. Either way the silhouette does the work, so give it clear ground and a plain background behind it rather than tucking it into a busy border.
Indoors it stands as it is on a hearth or in a conservatory. In stock and ready to ship.
