My husband was recently in Frankfurt putting on an art show and had the fortune of catching up with an old friend of ours from Denver, Sonja Bergström. She has a cool creative space in the Frankfurt area called Bergström Studios. One of her projects involves these totally rad sheep. Hyland brought me this one back:
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There are more than a hundred of these sheep, ranging in size as small as mine (about 9-10 inches tall) to much larger ones that can be sat upon. Go check out her site and click on the Schafe Tour to see a bunch of cool photos of these guys grazing, lazing around her gallery, and even taking the metro.
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I know what you're saying. Where can you get one of these little darlings? Why, they have an ebay store where you can get one of your very own.
Love,
Malia