Give your backyard a legendary protector with Arnie the Praying Mantis. Standing a steady 53cm x 38cm x 21.5cm, Arnie isn't just another garden ornament; he’s a massive dose of personality for your flower beds. Handcrafted from durable metal with a stunning rustic finish, he’s designed to look like he’s just paused mid-patrol to keep a watchful eye on your petunias.
Whether he’s "praying" for rain or just waiting to startle a neighborhood gnome, Arnie brings a whimsical, sculptural edge to any outdoor space. At a sturdy 800 grams, he’s substantial enough to hold his ground but easy enough to move whenever you want to change up your garden’s "security detail."
Stature: A grand 53cm long—impossible to miss!
Weight: 800g of pure, rustic metal art.
Vibe: Fun, cheeky, and just a little bit mysterious.
Longevity: To sustain his life and keep him looking sharp for years to come, we recommend applying a thin layer of rust inhibitor or a clear exterior-grade spray. This simple step protects his intricate details from the elements.
Take a leaf out of Arnie’s book and place him near a small garden sign or a fairy house. He makes the perfect "Tiny Guard" for the magical corners of your yard, adding a layer of storytelling to your landscaping.
Perch Arnie on a large stone next to a terracotta pot. His spindly legs and intricate, perforated wing detail create beautiful shadows against the clay, making him a focal point in a patio or sunroom display.
For a fun surprise, nestle him deep within low-growing shrubs or lavender. Guests will love spotting his curled antennae and watchful pose peeking out from the greenery!
Arnie is the ultimate gift for the gardener who has everything or anyone who appreciates unique metal yard art. He’s low-maintenance (he doesn't even eat real bugs!), full of character, and guaranteed to bring a smile to anyone who wanders into his territory.
Arnie’s Secret: He looks especially sharp when paired with other rustic elements like old brick paths, river pebbles, or even a fellow metal art friend—we hear he gets along great with echidnas!