Pumpkin Rock for Halloween

Pumpkin Rock

Handpainted rock with an orange pumpkin for halloween season. The rock is from a Greek beach and it is painted with acrylic colors. In order to do the details i have used very small brushes.
Halloween is almost here! Specifically, if you are wondering what would give your home the spooky feeling this season you are in the right place. This handmade rock is perfect for decoration, especially for halloween and the tradition of trick or treat. It can be displayed with other real pumpkin or real halloween decoration and give a unique style in your home.

✨️Don’t buy it for yourself, instead give it to your loved ones

If you are having trouble deciding what to get to your loved one this halloween you can definitely consider this orange pumpkin rock. It is a special and unique gift !

✨️Personalization

Personalize your gift by adding small details that will be appreciated!

❄️You have the ability to have a card included in your order. 
❄️You have the ability to have your order packaged in a box (the brown box that you can see in the photos above) or in a paper wrap. Please note that they have a price difference.

WARNING: Chocking hazard.It may contain small parts, so it is not recommended for small children and any individual who is prone to placing inedible objects in their mouth.

Did you know ?

The tradition of carving pumpkins actually stems from an older European custom of carving turnips. In Irish folklore, there is a story about a man named Stingy Jack, who tricked the devil into not taking his soul. After Jack died, he was condemned to wander the earth with only a hollowed-out turnip and a burning coal inside to light his way. People in Ireland and Scotland would carve faces into turnips or other root vegetables. They carved them to create “Jack’s lanterns” to ward off evil spirits on Halloween night.

When Irish immigrants came to America in the 19th century, they brought their Halloween traditions with them. In the U.S., pumpkins, which were larger and easier to carve than turnips, became the preferred choice for making lanterns. Pumpkins were also more plentiful in America, making them an accessible and practical option for many families.

Thank you for ordering 💕