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Safari Ltd. Harpy Figure - Front View
Safari Ltd. Harpy Figure - Rear View
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SAF-100-078
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Harpies are figures in Greek and Roman mythology with features of both human women and birds. They are wind spirits, and are particularly known for snatching food from travelers.

Approximate size in inches: 2.3 L x 5.6 W x 3.85 H.

Hand Painted.

Product Code: saf100078

Safari Ltd. 100078

by Safari Ltd.

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Safari Ltd. Harpy #100078 - Mythical Realms

Manufacturer Age Recommendation:

3+ Years

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Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.

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