Vintage Rudolph shaped painted pottery with Sola Woods Flower Christmas Holiday

THIS LISTING IS FOR ONE OF THE TWO SHOWN. These delightful clay containers were part of an estate that includes items from their florist and vintage store. They have a fabric ribbon for hanging or can sit flat on a table or shelf. Each comes from the same mold but have slight difference in paint colors etc. Both have a red nose! These two are filled with *Sola wood skin (bark) flowers dyed in red and green and a white flower made from raw (no bark) *Sola wood. Sold separately.  *Sola wood comes from a tapioca plant root called Cassava (a.k.a. manioc, arrowroot, yucca). This woody shrub can be dried down to a powder to create tapioca. Since Cassava is native to tropical climates, it is extremely drought resistant. Sola wood flowers are sustainable and naturally recyclable, the dyes are natural, the white and skin flowers are actual soft wood. Some natural wood flowers often have small rips or tears or natural spots in the wood. Please view photos - these bouquets look beautiful and any natural tears are not obvious.