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Vendor:Retro Radius

Glazed Glass Pony Ornament

$48.99

Or $41.65 with code WELCOME15 at checkout

First order $39 USD+. One use per customer. Offers cannot be combined.

Color
Color: Glazed Green
Key details
Dimensions5.2 x 3.3 x 5.6 cm (2.0 x 1.3 x 2.2 in)
MaterialGlazed glass (liuli / colored glass)
CraftsmanshipHandmade
Free US shipping · Arrives Oct 23 – 30
Ships in 2–4 business days · hand-inspected · tracked door-to-door · shipping details

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Transit damage? Report within 48 hours.

Transit damage? Report within 48 hours

Email support@retroradius.com within 48 hours of the carrier marking your order delivered. Include photos of the outer box, shipping label and damage. Keep the packaging and damaged item. After verification, we will arrange a replacement or refund under our refund policy.

5-day returns (US & Canada). Conditions & fees apply.

Why you'll love it

  • - Handmade glazed glass (liuli) pony with a smooth candy-gloss finish
  • - Palm-size: 5.2 x 3.3 x 5.6 cm (2.2 in tall)
  • - Triple duty as a tea pet, teapot lid rest, or desk and shelf ornament
  • - Four glazes: Crystal Green, Amber, Sakura Pink, and Soft Purple

When will it arrive?

1
Hand-inspectedShips in 2–4 business days
2
On its wayCurated from specialist makers — about 3–4 weeks
3
ArrivesAll duties paid — no customs surprises

Free shipping to the US & Canada. Report transit damage within 48 hours and keep packaging and photos. For 5-day returns, conditions and fees apply.

Technical Specifications
MaterialGlazed glass (liuli / colored glass)
CraftsmanshipHandmade
Dimensions5.2 x 3.3 x 5.6 cm (2.0 x 1.3 x 2.2 in)
UsesTea pet, teapot lid rest, desktop ornament
ColorsGlazed Green (Crystal Green), Glazed Amber, Sakura Pink, Soft Purple

Care & Maintenance

Rinse in lukewarm water and dry with a soft cloth; avoid sudden temperature shocks to the glazed glass.

Common Questions

What exactly is a tea pet?

A small figure kept on the tea tray and rinsed with hot tea during gongfu sessions — this **handmade glazed glass** pony is made for exactly that role.

I want a colorful animal statue for a console table that doesn't look tacky — does this qualify?

At **5.6 cm (2.2 in) tall** in translucent glazed glass it reads as a jewel, not a toy — one pony on a tray or a stack of books looks collected rather than kitsch.

How big is it really?

Genuinely small — **5.2 cm long x 3.3 cm wide x 5.6 cm high (2.0 x 1.3 x 2.2 in)**. It disappears into a palm and never crowds a desk.

Can it hold a teapot lid?

Yes — it doubles as a **teapot lid rest** during pours, one of its three listed uses alongside tea pet and ornament.

Is it fragile?

It is **glazed glass** — treat it like your good teaware: happy on desks, trays, and shelves, not on the floor or a toddler-height edge.

Styling & Decor Suggestions

- On the tea tray beside the pot: pair it with the Sphere Ceramic Teapot and Cup Set and let the pony earn its keep as lid rest and tea pet in one.
- At the desk, by the monitor's base: 5.6 cm is short enough to never block the screen — a fixed point for the eyes between tabs.
- On a shelf cluster: group it with two or three small vessels in odd numbers; the translucent glaze picks up light the matte pieces can't.
- Skip the open windowsill by a busy walkway — glazed glass and stray elbows are a bad pairing.