3" Cursed Bear Figurine – Handmade Epoxy Resin, Stitchwork Edition
Sale price
$31.50
Regular price
$42.00
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3" Cursed Bear Figurine – Handmade Epoxy Resin, Stitchwork Edition
Sale price
$31.50
Regular price
$42.00
Handmade in Utah · Ships from the US · Exact piece shown
Hand-poured epoxy resin cursed bear figurine. Glossy collectible décor finished in our Utah studio.
The Stitchwork Edition gives a classic bear a spooky makeover: a bronze finish with stitchwork details, like a well-loved teddy that has seen some dark magic. It's spooky-cute gothic décor for anyone who likes their cuddly things a little cursed.
Exact shimmer varies because each piece is made by hand. Small swirls, shifts in color, and the occasional tiny bubble are part of the process, so your bear is one of a kind.
At about 3", it's a desk or shelf-size piece. Display it on a bookshelf, desk, or altar, or with your horror and witchy collection. It's a fun gift for gothic and alternative décor fans, especially around Halloween or birthdays.
Decorative collectible for teens and adults — not a children’s toy.
- Finish: bronze with stitchwork details
- Size: about 3" (8 cm)
- Material: epoxy resin
- Handmade: yes, hand-poured and finished in our Utah studio
- Made in: USA, by Rider Enchanted Studio
- Care: Dust gently with a soft cloth. Keep indoors; avoid prolonged direct sunlight, extreme heat, and harsh cleaners.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Cursed Bear Figurine made of?
Hand-poured epoxy resin with a glossy finish. Exact color and shimmer vary because each piece is finished by hand.
How big is it?
About 3 inches (8 cm). A desk or shelf-size piece.
Is it handmade, and where is it made?
Yes. Hand-poured and finished in our Utah studio and sold by Rider Enchanted Studio (USA).
How do I care for it?
Dust gently with a soft cloth. Keep indoors; avoid prolonged direct sunlight, extreme heat, and harsh cleaners.
Is this a toy?
No. It is a decorative collectible for teens and adults—not a children’s toy.
