Q: What is the difference between this little squirrel in motion and the adult squirrel in motion from the range ?
Only the size. The adult squirrel in motion (23x10xH21 cm, 700 g) is the large size — clearly visible on the ground in a garden or on a terrace, maximum trompe-l'œil effect from a distance. This little squirrel in motion (13x8xH10 cm, 250 g) is the miniature version of the same posture — perfect for constrained spaces, pot compositions, narrow ledges. Same dynamism, same fur, but three times less volume. The two can coexist in the same composition: the large one on the ground in the space, the small one in a pot or on a ledge.
Q: What is the difference with the baby squirrel from the range?
The posture. The baby squirrel (14x8xH14 cm, 350 g) is depicted in a more static posture — slightly sitting or standing, less stretched out. This little walking squirrel is in active movement — body elongated and low, legs in motion, tail trailing behind. Paradoxically, the baby is slightly taller (H14 cm) but heavier (350 g) — the walker is lower and lighter, an ideal profile to slip into a pot without obscuring the plants.
Q: Can this sculpture stay outside all year?
Yes for balcony and terrace — the polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and treated for UV resistance. Its lightness (250 g) makes it sensitive to wind on a very exposed surface — prefer a location in a pot, against a wall, or slightly sheltered to avoid tipping over in strong winds.
Q: Can we put several in the same composition?
Yes — and it’s even a very successful staging. Two or three little walking squirrels oriented in slightly different directions in the same planter or on the same ledge create a natural and lively group scene. The slight variations in shades between the pieces (each hand-painted) enhance the naturalness of the whole.
Q: Is this a good complementary gift for someone who collects squirrels?
Perfect for this profile. Its miniature size and discretion make it the ideal complement to any existing collection — it integrates without imposing, brings the movement that may be lacking in overly static compositions, and slips into spaces where other pieces cannot go. It is the ultimate complementary gift.