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1. Introduction of Cartoon Corn Statue This cartoon corn sculpture uses a whole corn cob as its main element, giving it a distinct human-like character through anthropomorphic treatment. The figure’s body retains the undulating texture of the yellow corn kernels, while the green leaves are transformed into the structure of arms and legs. This Cartoon […]

1. Introduction of Carrot Statue This set of carrot sculptures is based on the common vegetable carrot, anthropomorphizing it with cartoon expressions, arms, and clothing-like accessories to make the originally simple vegetable shape more fun. All three pieces retain the slender, conical body and green leaves at the top, with light-colored horizontal stripes added to […]

1. Introduction of Vegetable Statue This set of cartoon fruit and vegetable sculptures features grapes, green peppers, and eggplants as its main shapes, anthropomorphizing common ingredients into lively characters. The grapes on the left of the Vegetable Statue are composed of multiple rounded berries, topped with green leaves, and have large eyes and a smiling face; […]

1. Introduction of Cabbage Sculpture Napa Cabbage is the standard name for Chinese cabbage in North America. This variety originated in northern China and has a history of cultivation spanning thousands of years. Thanks to its cold resistance, ease of cultivation, and sweet taste, it gradually spread to Japan and South Korea, and then to […]

1. Introduction of Eggplant Statue Eggplant (scientific name Solanum melongena) originated in South Asia, with ancient India being the first region to domesticate it. It then spread to the Middle East and the Mediterranean region via trade routes, and finally to Europe. This set of Eggplant Statues is crafted from fiberglass and includes two classic […]

1. Introduction of Cartoon Vegetable Statue This set of cartoon fruit and Veggie Sculptures uses common fruits and vegetables as prototypes for anthropomorphic artistic creations, covering various images such as strawberries, pumpkins, carrots, cabbages, onions, eggplants, and mushrooms, suitable for farms, family-friendly parks, and other settings. The anthropomorphic fruit and vegetable images are very popular […]

1. Introduction of Pea Statue Peas (scientific name Pisum sativum) belong to the legume family and originated in the Mediterranean and West Asia. They are one of the earliest domesticated food crops, with a cultivation history of over 7,000 years. Records of pea cultivation exist in ancient Egyptian and Greek civilizations, and the crop gradually […]

1. Introduction of Cucumber Statue Cucumber (scientific name Cucumis sativus) belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family and originated in South Asia, specifically India, with a cultivation history of over 3,000 years. As trade routes spread outwards, cucumbers were introduced to Europe via the Middle East, gradually becoming an important fresh ingredient in Western cuisine. In European […]

1. Introduction of Cauliflower Statue Cauliflower, also known as broccoli, is a cruciferous vegetable native to the eastern Mediterranean coast and is now widely cultivated globally. Composed of dense, creamy-white flower heads surrounded by vibrant green leaves, cauliflower is a nutritious and popular food. In agricultural tourism parks, picking bases, and rural cultural tourism projects, […]

1. Introduction of Chili Pepper Sculpture This sculpture, inspired by the vibrant red chili pepper, features a tall, slender form with flowing, dynamic lines. The main body of the Chili Pepper Sculpture consists of two giant chili peppers placed side by side, each crowned by a naturally curved green stem. The vibrant colors and contrast […]