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Displays |
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National Monument Display Props
These 8" diameter wood log ends (called Vigas) are actually made from high density foam that was carved to simulate real wood. The pieces were hand painted and are light enough to attach to a wall with Velcro™.
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Jester Mannequin and Costume
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Gingerbread House |
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This gingerbread house was designed and constructed as a backdrop for a Pacific Northwest Ballet School fundraiser. The Winter Wonderland scenery looks good enough to eat, but the frosting and candy aren't real. This set stands 10 ft tall ( 3 m), 8 ft (2.44 m) wide and 2 ft (61 cm) deep. This scenery was constructed to be sturdy, but light enough to be handled by just two people. Available for rent, local deliver only.
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Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines |
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![]() Three large topiaries were custom designed and constructed for Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. The topiaries were installed on the Adventure of the Seas luxury cruise ship during its 5th voyage, in front of the Cafe Promenade. |
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The topiary specifications were provided by
architectural firm
Morris Nathanson Design. CAD drawings ensured that
the space constraints would be met.
The teacup topiary pictured to
the left is nearly 8 ft (2.4 m) tall. One of the best compliments we had was when a crew member who was responsible for the care of plants asked us how often the topiaries needed to be watered. The faux ivy fooled even the most discerning eye! |
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Teacup topiary outside the Cafe Promenade
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Steel frames were welded to provide a solid and secure foundation for the topiaries. The frames were covered with real moss and then silk English Ivy. Both the moss and English Ivy were hand stitched onto the frames. Over 20,000 yards of high-strength monofilament line were used!
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