Baby Rose Dragon
AED 95.00
A creamy off-white serpentine dragon covered in fully formed roses with spiral centers. The rose-bud snout curls into a tight spiral, two horns angle back from the forehead, and leaf-shaped fins fan along the body.
Availability: 1 in stock
Ivory serpentine dragon covered in fully formed roses with spiral petal centers, each one separated by sharp conical spikes. The rose-bud snout curls into a tight spiral, while a crown of backward-curving spikes frames the head. Two conical horns angle back from the forehead, and leaf-shaped fins fan out along the jawline and body.
Move the head and tail into different poses, shift the S-curve body into whatever stance you want. The piece comes alive in your hands and becomes the focus of any table it sits on. It’s the kind of object that makes you pause mid-conversation and start cataloging every rose, spike, and fin. The whole thing reads like a dream someone had about a garden that grew teeth.
| Color | Glow in the Dark |
|---|---|
| Material | ABS |
| Size | 38cm |
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