Q: What is the difference between this sitting fox and the running fox?
The posture, the weight, and the register. The running fox (37x19xH18 cm, 1.30 kg) is horizontal, low, and dynamic — elongated body in extension, the animal in full stride. This sitting fox (32x32xH35 cm, 4.1 kg) is vertical, compact, and contemplative — the animal motionless in all its presence. Three times heavier, significantly taller, square footprint rather than elongated. One tells a story of action, the other of presence. In the garden, both complement each other perfectly.
Q: Is this sitting fox suitable for both indoors and outdoors?
It is even one of the few items in the animal range that truly works in both contexts. Its compact silhouette, stable base, and warm tones allow it to fit well in a living room, an entryway, or a library as well as in a garden or on a terrace. The high-density polyresin is perfectly suited for both uses — resistant to moisture and temperature variations.
Q: Can this sculpture stay outside all year round, including in Belgian winter?
Yes, without restriction. The polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and the UV treatment protects the bright red of the fur. At 4.1 kg and a square base of 32x32 cm, it is the most stable fox sculpture in the catalog — no risk of tipping over even in strong winds. No shelter necessary.
Q: Can this sitting fox be combined with the other two foxes in the catalog for a complete composition?
Yes — and it is the richest thematic fox composition possible. The sitting fox (large size, 4.1 kg, contemplation) as the central piece, the running fox (1.30 kg, action) at a distance, and the fox and kit duo (1.30 kg, family) in a third angle — three postures, three moments of life, a complete presence of wildlife that tells a story in the garden space.
Q: Is it a good gift for someone who loves foxes?
It's the most impactful piece in the range for this profile. The sitting fox has something that the others don't: a presence that doesn't depend on movement or narration — it asserts itself by its own, through its posture and gaze. For someone who truly loves foxes, it's a piece that says "I wanted to have a fox at home" — and it's exactly the right gift for that person.