April 16, 2024
Jim Shore SANTA Figurine-O'er The Fields We Go-EXC-2003
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Jim Shore-HEARTWOOD CREEK-SANTA Figurine "O'er The Fields We Go" Excellent Condition - New With Tags (Purchased at an Estate Sale, this delightful piece is in superb condition-it appears to have never been displayed-it does not have a box, but will be wrapped with utmost care for safe shipping ) This exceptional Jim Shore collectible Santa is sure to be a stunning addition to your home. It is dated 2003 and bears the #112241. This piece is absolutely lovely with its vibrant hues, dynamic geometric shapes and superb craftsmanship. The extreme details and masterful blend of colors and patterns work together perfectly to produce a startlingly beautiful effect! Shore has taken the theme of this Santa, the lyrics to Jingle Bells, and has skillfully depicted the rolling fields in the center portion of Santa's robe. Please also note, his defined, chiseled features, rosy cheeks, friendly-crinkly eyes, bushy white brows and beautifully decorated bag complete with silver loops attaching the straps. This gorgeous piece is sure to command attention wver it is displayed. What an ideal focal point he would make! This "Santa" is a phenomenal work of artistry. Jim Shore possesses an amazing ability to view life in a extraordinary array of colors and textures. Fortunately for us, he has used this unparalleled talent to create some of the finest,
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