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Octopus Garden Sculpture

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Every lawn needs a giant octopus seemingly rising up through the blades of grass to terrorize the garden gnomes, neighbors, and guests. The cool new Octopus Garden Sculpture by designer Chris Crooks is a monstrous octopus lawn ornament handmade from pieces of hand-cut 16 gauge mild steel that were bent and shaped to give them added ferocity and dimensionality and then aged with a bright rust patina. Just stake down the bulbous head and suckered arms in a creative spot on your lawn and everyone will be sure to do a double take before running off in total fright.

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