Keren Kopal
Frog Eating Chocolate Ice Cream Cone Trinket Box
This item is part of the Frog Trinket Box Series and part of the Keren Kopal collection.
Add a dose of whimsical charm and playful art to your decor with this Frog Eating Chocolate Ice Cream Cone Trinket Box by Keren Kopal. Hand-painted in rich green enamels with vibrant orange shorts, this cheerful frog stands holding a double-scoop chocolate ice cream cone. Accented with sparkling green Austrian crystals along its webbed feet and hands, the figurine opens at the waist with a secure magnetic hinge to hold small jewelry and treasures. Handcrafted with 24K gold plating, this unique collectible makes a delightful gift for frog lovers, novelty art collectors, or anyone with a sweet tooth.
Item Size:
Centimeters: L 3.4 x W 3.4 x H 9.1
Inches: L 1.34 x W 1.34 x H 3.58
Frogs have long been a subject of artistic expression, symbolizing various meanings across cultures:
- In ancient Egyptian art, frogs were associated with fertility and regeneration due to their prolific breeding habits
- In Japanese art, the frog is a symbol of good luck, longevity, and prosperity, often depicted in the form of the lucky "Frog of Fortune."
- In European art, frogs have been portrayed as whimsical creatures, representing transformation and the cycle of life
Cultural Significance
Beyond their artistic representations, frogs hold significant cultural and symbolic meanings:
- In many Native American traditions, frogs are revered as rain bringers and symbols of fertility and abundance
- In Chinese culture, the frog is associated with the lunar cycle and is believed to bring prosperity and good fortune
- In some African cultures, frogs are considered sacred animals and are believed to possess healing powers
• Handmade by the artist Keren Kopal.
• Plated with 24K Gold.
• Each crystal is handpicked and artistically placed on each piece.
• The trinket box has a magnetic fastener to secure the closure.
• Every Keren Kopal item is shipped in an elegant black box.
• Each item is painted by hand using a unique procedure that combines a distinctive enamel technique inlaid with Austrian crystals.
