Q: What is the difference between the standing posture and the lying posture?
The posture standing (30x14xH22cm, 1.2 kg) represents the Yorkshire in all its pride — head held high, body straight, piercing gaze — the posture that best showcases its characteristic bearing. The posture lying (28x11xH16cm, 800 g) shows it at rest — relaxed, legs extended, head slightly raised — a more intimate and softer posture. Both are painted in the same colors and at the same level of detail.
Q : Is the bicolor coat of the Yorkshire difficult to reproduce in polyresin?
It is one of the most demanding technical challenges of this item. The Yorkshire has a very distinctive bicolor coat — golden fawn on the head, legs, and chest, steel blue on the body and tail — with subtle gradients between the two shades. Hand painting on high-density polyresin allows for reproducing these nuances with a precision that is impossible to achieve through printing or industrial painting.
Q : Can these sculptures stay outside all year round?
Yes. High-density polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and treated with UV protection. The anti-fading treatment specifically protects the fawn and steel blue shades from yellowing and fading. The heavy weights (800 g to 1.2 kg) also ensure excellent wind stability. No special precautions for winter.
Q : What posture do you recommend for indoors, and which for outdoors?
Both are suitable for both indoors and outdoors. In practice, the standing is more suitable for indoors — its proud stance and its H22 cm give it a strong decorative presence on a shelf or piece of furniture. The lying is very effective outdoors — its low and horizontal silhouette naturally integrates with the ground, on a slab or a low wall, as if the dog had laid down there by itself.
Q : Is it a good gift idea for someone who has a Yorkshire?
It's one of the most personalized gifts you can give to a Yorkshire owner. The breed is immediately recognizable by its two-tone coat — no explanation needed. The choice of posture (standing for lively, lying down for cuddly) even allows you to adapt the gift to the character of the actual dog. Birthday, Christmas, celebration — it's a gift that directly touches those who love their breed.