Cobber - TrailSnailz Mystical Snail Sculpture

Introducing TrailSnailz Mystical Snail Sculptures - a captivating and enchanting woodland miniature that will bring a touch of whimsy and magic to your home. Meticulously handcrafted with a blend of real snail shell and high-quality polymer clay, this unique piece of art is both a delightful decoration and an amazing conversation starter.

Each Sculpture features a genuine snail shell, carefully selected and cleaned to ensure a stunning and natural appearance. The body of the snail is skillfully sculpted from durable polymer clay, with intricate details and a charming design that highlights the beauty of the shell. The enchanting colors and patterns are lovingly sculpted and hand-painted, adding to the sculpture's overall mystical charm.

Measuring approximately 2-3 inches in size, this enchanting woodland miniature is the perfect addition to any indoor or outdoor space. It can be placed on a windowsill, nestled among plants in a terrarium, or showcased on a bookshelf as a captivating accent piece. No matter where you choose to display your TrailSnailz Sculpture, it is sure to enchant everyone who sees it.

Please note that each snail sculpture is individually handcrafted and may vary slightly in size, shape, and color. This ensures that your TrailSnailz Sculpure is a one-of-a-kind piece of art, making it a truly special and unique gift for yourself or a loved one.

Bring the magic of the forest into your home with the TrailSnailz.

This snailz name is Cobber.

Cobber is an old tunneler, and it shows. His back’s gone, his fluppers click when he moves, and he walks with a slow, steady determination. He spent most of his life underground, digging deeper and further than any snail had reason to, and now that he’s up top, he refuses to ever go back. Every morning he shuffles out to sit in the sunlight, his beady black eyes scanning the world like it’s all brand new. His family worry about him, say he should rest, take it easy, but Cobber just chuckles. “I didn’t survive a lifetime in the dark just to waste the daylight,” he says, and then he goes quiet, watching the sky like it might disappear.