This is the milestone one would find in an enchanted forest. It is shaped as a stone frog and the fire inside emits a faint green light. This green glow lets lost travelers know that they are on the right path. This miniature milestone lets the owner know that even in the darkest hour, the light can be found.

This miniature figurine is hand sculpted out of polymer clay. Then, the figurine is painted with acrylics. The fire inside is removable. It’s best to place it back inside the lantern with long tweezers. The fire glows in the dark after charging in sunlight. The figurine is 1.25 inch tall and 1 inch in diameter at the base.

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Highlights

Artist: Oksana Ossipov
Title: Mini Milestone Frog Lantern
Type: OOAK figurine
Dimensions (approximate): 

  • height: 1.25 inch
  • width: 1 inch
  • depth: 1 inch

Materials: polymer clay, found objects, acrylic paint, varnish
Handmade in Texas

Published by TrueNoir

Hi! My name is Oksana Ossipov, and I’m a visual artist and photographer. I was born in Ukraine and currently reside in the area of Dallas, Texas. My formal education includes a BFA in Digital Media Art from San Jose State University. After moving to Texas, I started to focus on my fine art skills and figurative art in particular. I studied for 5 years under Michael Mentler at the Society of Figurative Arts. Through my life, I’ve also acquired a multitude of skills that include web development, sculpting, photography, art studio and business management, and baking awesome blueberry scones! I’ve been trying to fully devote myself to the art over the past few years. I’m trying to learn and practice as much as I can. However, the workshop, class, and art supply costs present a certain financial challenge. If you like my work and want to support me, I would truly appreciate it! I have a shop full of artworks and creations, but even just sharing my art or social media pages would help a lot. Thank you so much!

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