The Forest Toad Statue by Campania is a masterfully sculpted depiction of a portly toad resting on the ground. Enjoy the charm and craftsmanship of this 18-pound concrete garden statue. Use statuary to display your unique and personal style!
Each Forest Toad Statue is individually hand built of high-density cast stone concrete and rated for both indoor and outdoor use. Choose any color stain from the Campania palette to compliment your decorative theme.
About "Natural": A statue ordered in the "Natural" color is unfinished concrete straight from the mold (no patina applied), and buffed to remove rough spots.
Campania International #A595
| Material | Cast Stone Concrete |
| Color | Shown in Brownstone; many finishes available |
| Weight | 18 lbs. |
| Dimensions | 10.25"L x 10"W x 6.25"H |
| Base/Footprint | 10"L x 8.75"W |
While high-density cast stone concrete is designed to produce a strong and durable product, proper maintenance is recommended to protect our product from the freeze-thaw cycles that occur in winter.
Any piece which can hold water, snow or ice, (e.g., fountain top or bowl, birdbath, planter, saucer) AND any piece placed directly onto the ground surface (e.g., statue, fountain/birdbath base, planter, bench leg) can be damaged by the winter freeze-thaw cycles.
Visit our Cleaning & Care page for specific guidance.
CAUTION: Excessive weight or pressure on a concrete fountain may cause it to fall. Keep children & others from climbing, sitting, or leaning on the fountain.
Nestle into pea gravel for the ultimate support. Otherwise, any stable surface will work.
Nestle into pea gravel for the ultimate support. Otherwise, any stable surface will work.
A Campania foundation will provide solid support when needed.
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The artist studio at Campania has been a shining example of American ingenuity and craftsmanship for 40+ years. With state-of-the-art facilities in eastern Pennsylvania, the Campania team prides itself on a passionate commitment to setting industry standards in product design and quality.
Their style blends classic old-word tradition with a uniquely American sensibility and drives their design philosophy for producing truly exceptional Fountains, Garden Benches, Bird Baths, Stepping Stones, and Planters.
Each material used in Campania products is tested for stability, durability, and freeze-thaw to ensure that they're appropriate for commercial installations.
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My friends, I have a problem and I need your advice. A number of years ago, while taking my grand daughter’s home, I saw a toad in a pond down the street from their house. This is no ordinary pond or toad for that matter. You see, the pond kinda comes and goes with the seasons. Sometimes it is dry as a bone. And other times it is full of reeds and ducks and other forms of life. I pointed it out to my sweet granddaughters, but they couldn’t see it. Then I realized, it might be the magic toad from Iroquois folk lore, Majapajagowin.
Most people don’t know that Majapajagowin is a very shy toad. He can also make himself invisible if he wants. That comes in real handy for a shy toad.
Anyway, back to my story. As the years went by, and the girls started to grow up, I kept hoping that they would get a glimpse of Maja. Sometimes the pond was there and sometimes it was not. Every once and a while when the pond was there, I would see a big splash. But I never saw Majapajagowin again.
Until last month when Grandma Mickey and I were there to visit. When we got there, I noticed that the pond was very full. It had rained the last couple of days and spring was starting. We had a fun visit. We saw Evie, do her Irish dance. (very cool). We had a wonderful talk with Collette. And Hazel and I played a game. (she won, darn it) It was time for Mickey and Me to head back to Asbury. We said our goodbyes and headed out. She was driving her SUV and I was looking out of the window. It was then, that I saw some movement by the pond. I whispered for her to stop the car. I snuck out the door and down to the pond. Sure enough, there was Majapajagowin in all of his splendor. I knew right then, I wanted the girls to finally get a chance to see the magic toad. I didn’t think. I just reacted. I jumped and caught him by his back legs. That was when something really weird happened. He really didn’t try to get away. He just turned and gave me a wink. The next second, I was holding a stone toad. I was so surprised, I didn’t know what to do. Majapajagowin had turned himself to stone.
After talking to Mickey, we finally decided to put him in the car and take him to Iowa with us. It has been a number of weeks now, and Maja, has not turned back. My dilemma is what to tell my darling granddaughters.
Do I tell them the entire story? Or do I just hope they don’t notice the big stone toad in front of our house?
How wonderfully creative!! Thanks so much for the review and photo – we're thrilled by how this garden ornament has inspired such a fantastic response!
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