Gnomes for a yard that gets four seasons
Solar statues that light a path, resin figures that survive a Pennsylvania winter, and the small seasonal sets that live indoors on a tray until spring.

Yard, path or shelf
Sorted by where the thing is going to stand.
Weatherproof claims come from the maker
Resin, polyresin and ceramic each behave differently in frost; the material is on the listing and we do not describe a ceramic figure as weatherproof.
Height in inches, every time
A seven-inch shelf gnome and a fourteen-inch yard statue photograph identically. The number is in the title so they cannot be confused.
Packed for the trip
Resin arrives intact far more often than ceramic does, so ceramic pieces are double-boxed and the listing says which you are getting.

A solar panel decides where a gnome can stand
Every lit gnome on this shelf charges from a panel set into its hat, its lantern or the base, which means it has to spend the day somewhere the sun reaches. Put one under a porch roof and it will glow for twenty minutes at dusk and then stop, and nothing about the product is at fault. Filing them as a separate group is the shortest way of saying that out loud before the purchase rather than after it.
Questions people ask before ordering
How long will my order take?
How much is shipping?
Do you ship outside the United States?
Can I pick my order up at the shop?
What can I pay with?
Can I return something?
Seasonal arrivals
An occasional note when spring or holiday figures reach Bustleton Avenue.







