Description
š³ The Lord of the Rings ā Middle-earth Treebeard Snow Globe
āDonāt be hasty.ā
Bring the ancient magic of Fangorn Forest into your collection with this officially licensed Lord of the Rings snow globe. Its remarkably detailed base takes the form of Treebeard, the oldest of the Ents, complete with deep brown eyes, leafy hair and textured, bark-like skin.
Gnarled forest roots surround the bottom of the design, where the words āMiddle-earthā are proudly displayed. Expertly hand-painted in natural woodland shades, this impressive collectible makes a majestic centrepiece for any Tolkien fanās home.
šæ Product Features
š³ Treebeard Design ā The intricately sculpted base recreates the ancient Ent with leafy hair, expressive eyes and bark-textured features.
š± Middle-earth Detailing ā Twisting roots frame the āMiddle-earthā lettering around the bottom of the piece.
šØ Expertly Hand-Painted ā Finished by hand in rich green and earthy brown tones to emphasise its forest-inspired details.
āļø Classic Snow-Globe Effect ā Gently shake the globe to surround the display with a swirling snowfall.
šŖØ Polyresin and Glass Construction ā Crafted with a finely detailed polyresin base and traditional glass globe.
š Impressive Display Size ā Stands approximately 22.5cm tall.
āļø Officially Licensed ā Authentic The Lord of the Rings merchandise created for collectors of Middle-earth.
š Gift-Boxed ā Supplied in a presentation box, making it an excellent gift for a Tolkien enthusiast.
Important Information
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Recommended for ages 14 and over.
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Decorative indoor collectible; not a toy.
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Contains glass and liquidāhandle carefully and display on a stable surface.
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Keep out of reach of young children.
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Keep away from windows and direct sunlight, as glass may magnify light and create a fire risk.
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Protect from heat, frost and extreme temperature changes.
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As this item is hand-painted, minor variations may occur.
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Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth.
Welcome one of Middle-earthās oldest guardians into your collectionābut remember, an Ent should never do anything worth doing too hastily.