Bethany Lowe Black Paper Mâché Ant Figurine with Metal Legs | Whimsical Garden Décor

Sometimes the smallest creatures make the biggest impression.

This Bethany Lowe Designs black paper mâché ant figurine combines a simple folk-art form with wonderfully expressive details. The lightweight paper mâché body, painted eyes, and formed metal-wire legs give each ant a slightly irregular, handmade character.

Originally created as vintage-inspired décor rather than antique sculpture, these pieces fit beautifully into Cedar & Song's nature-inspired assortment. Display one among pottery and garden décor, or group several together to create a playful little procession.

✨ Product Highlights

• Bethany Lowe Designs decorative ant figurine
• Black paper mâché/paper pulp body
• Formed metal-wire legs and antennae
• Whimsical folk-art character
• Vintage-inspired rather than antique
• Lightweight and easy to display
• Excellent small-scale impulse décor
• Particularly suited to nature, garden, whimsical, and seasonal displays

🪵 Materials

Paper mâché/paper pulp, painted finish, formed metal wire

🧼 Care Instructions

Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep dry and handle the wire legs and antennae with care.

💚 Cedar & Song Curator Review

We love pieces that make customers stop, smile, and ask, “What is that?” These little ants do exactly that. Their handmade character and connection to the tiny creatures found in a garden make them an especially fun fit for Cedar & Song's nature-inspired collection.

🏡 Ways to Enjoy

• Tucked among potted plants or garden décor
• Displayed with vintage pottery
• Added to a bookshelf or curiosity shelf
• Grouped with other nature-inspired objects
• Used as a playful seasonal accent
• Displayed as a trio for greater visual impact

🎁 Perfect For

• Nature lovers
• Garden enthusiasts
• Whimsical décor collectors
• Bethany Lowe collectors
• Vintage-inspired décor fans
• Small gifts and hostess gifts
• Halloween and seasonal décor collectors

✨ Thoughtfully curated by Cedar & Song Studio in Tacoma, Washington. Whether displayed in the home, garden, patio, library, or creative space, this piece celebrates craftsmanship, character, and a connection to nature.