Recycled Metal Black Motorbike Sculpture 'Moto Racer in Black'

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Recycled Metal Black Motorbike Sculpture 'Moto Racer in Black'

Ariyanto

"The remarkable amount of detail in this small sculpture is frankly stunning. Ariyanto in Indonesia crafts the motorbike sculpture from recycled metal and bits of steel, even adding rubber wheels that really move. The sculpture makes an excellent gift for any motorsports enthusiast."

Product Weight

Product weight: 0.77 lb
Product shipping weight: 2.15 lb

Product Features

0.77 lbs
3.9 inches H x 7 inches W x 2.8 inches D
Recycled metal
steel
rubber
Each work is unique. Recycled parts will vary from piece to piece based on availability.
For decorative use only
Promotes recycling and reduces waste
Made in Indonesia.
Certified and shipped by our office in Bali and Java
Black
Metal
Eco-Friendly
Planes Trains and Autos
Recycled Metal

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