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Product Description
- Traditions Exclusive!
- Handmade in America
- JPD Partners in Craft presents Vandolls Folk Art in collaboration with Johanna Parker
This grinning feline looks like it just got caught mid-mischief, and couldn't be prouder. The JPD Partners in Craft Cat Lantern brings together the bold imagination of two of today’s standout folk artists, Rachel Garrison of Vandolls Folk Art and Johanna Parker. Their styles collide in this paper mache piece with big attitude, big eyes, and even bigger Halloween spirit.
7 inches tall, this black cat’s round shape is painted with soft aging and a matte finish that gives it the feel of something you’d dig up from an old Halloween trunk in the attic. Its wide-set eyes glow a burnt yellow-orange behind translucent paper inserts, and a crooked, toothy smile stretches across its face. A red nose adds a pop of color right above the grin, while hand-painted white whiskers and ear dots give the whole piece a vintage cartoon feel. Around the base, bright orange and black festooning adds a ruffled collar that looks ready for a midnight masquerade.
Pop in an LED tealight from the bottom, and the cat lights up from within, casting an eerie glow through its eyes and smile. It pairs well with other Halloween buckets and lanterns, especially those with similarly aged finishes or handmade details.
Whether you’re curating a spooky entryway or filling a shelf with October oddities, this lantern has a way of grabbing the spotlight. It’s bold. It’s a little goofy. And it definitely isn’t taking Halloween too seriously. That grin says it all, this cat came to party, and it’s not leaving until the candy's gone.
Item #: RG027
Product Description
- Traditions Exclusive!
- Handmade in America
- JPD Partners in Craft presents Vandolls Folk Art in collaboration with Johanna Parker
This grinning feline looks like it just got caught mid-mischief, and couldn't be prouder. The JPD Partners in Craft Cat Lantern brings together the bold imagination of two of today’s standout folk artists, Rachel Garrison of Vandolls Folk Art and Johanna Parker. Their styles collide in this paper mache piece with big attitude, big eyes, and even bigger Halloween spirit.
7 inches tall, this black cat’s round shape is painted with soft aging and a matte finish that gives it the feel of something you’d dig up from an old Halloween trunk in the attic. Its wide-set eyes glow a burnt yellow-orange behind translucent paper inserts, and a crooked, toothy smile stretches across its face. A red nose adds a pop of color right above the grin, while hand-painted white whiskers and ear dots give the whole piece a vintage cartoon feel. Around the base, bright orange and black festooning adds a ruffled collar that looks ready for a midnight masquerade.
Pop in an LED tealight from the bottom, and the cat lights up from within, casting an eerie glow through its eyes and smile. It pairs well with other Halloween buckets and lanterns, especially those with similarly aged finishes or handmade details.
Whether you’re curating a spooky entryway or filling a shelf with October oddities, this lantern has a way of grabbing the spotlight. It’s bold. It’s a little goofy. And it definitely isn’t taking Halloween too seriously. That grin says it all, this cat came to party, and it’s not leaving until the candy's gone.
Item #: RG027
JPD Partners in Craft Cat Lantern
By
Rachel Garrison & Johanna Parker
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Item #: RG027
- Regular price
- $179.99
- Sale price
- $179.99
- Regular price
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Size:
7x7x6"
Material:
Hand Painted Paper Mache, Festooning & Paper
Year Introduced
Year Introduced
The "year introduced" is the year Traditions first received the item, not the year the item was made. Most of the items we carry continue on in production for at least a couple years after we first receive the product & we typically buy the same items year after year. Our temperature & weather controlled warehouse is perfectly acclimated for the type of products we carry. We only sell items in new condition unless stated otherwise!
2020
Year Introduced
The "year introduced" is the year Traditions first received the item, not the year the item was made. Most of the items we carry continue on in production for at least a couple years after we first receive the product & we typically buy the same items year after year. Our temperature & weather controlled warehouse is perfectly acclimated for the type of products we carry. We only sell items in new condition unless stated otherwise!
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