Q: What color is the pig represented in?
In the natural flesh pink of the domestic pig — the characteristic pink tones with their natural shades between the body (darker), the belly (lighter) and the areas around the snout. This is the color universally associated with the domestic pig, immediately recognizable and very consistent with the rustic theme of the piece.
Q: Can this pig stay in the outdoor garden all year round?
Yes — the technical sheet explicitly mentions the outdoor garden in addition to indoors and on the balcony. The polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and treated for UV resistance. Its weight (470g) and wide base ensure good stability on the ground, even in exposed outdoor areas. In case of very strong winds, a slightly sheltered location is still preferable.
Q: Is the pig really a symbol of luck and how did this tradition arise?
Yes — in many traditions, the pig is associated with prosperity and good fortune. This belief comes from the historical importance of the pig in the rural economy: a household that owned a pig was assured of food throughout the winter — a sign of wealth and abundance. Even today, giving a pig (real or decorative) is a recognized good luck gesture, particularly for a move, a new home, or a new year.
Q: Is it a good gift for someone who loves farm animals or who just moved in?
One of the best gifts in the catalog for these two profiles. For someone who loves the farm, it is an endearing and playful animal that perfectly complements a collection. For a move or a new home, it is the most original and memorable good luck gift in the catalog — far beyond the traditional bouquet of flowers.
Q: Can we put several pigs together in the same composition?
Yes — two or three sitting pigs placed at different distances in a garden or on a terrace create a very natural and successful miniature farm scene. At 470g each, they fit easily anywhere and can be repositioned to find the ideal arrangement.