Cowboy Rodeo Bucking Bronco and Stars Wine Chiller
A cream-colored ground hosts a spirited repeating pattern of cowboys riding bucking broncos in dynamic, rearing poses, rendered in a detailed illustrative style with warm browns and rich reds for the horses and riders. Scattered between the figures are small stars in alternating red and teal, creating a playful rhythm across the composition that evokes the energy and spectacle of a classic rodeo. Crafted from dishwasher-safe stainless steel and made to order, sized to fit a standard bottle and keep it cool for hours, with the artwork wrapped around the outside. It holds the centerpiece of the table and doubles as an independent artist's work.
A cream-colored ground hosts a spirited repeating pattern of cowboys riding bucking broncos in dynamic, rearing poses, rendered in a detailed illustrative style with warm browns and rich reds for the horses and riders. Scattered between the figures are small stars in alternating red and teal, creating a playful rhythm across the composition that evokes the energy and spectacle of a classic rodeo. Crafted from dishwasher-safe stainless steel and made to order, sized to fit a standard bottle and keep it cool for hours, with the artwork wrapped around the outside. It holds the centerpiece of the table and doubles as an independent artist's work.
Original: $65.00
-65%$65.00
$22.75Description
A cream-colored ground hosts a spirited repeating pattern of cowboys riding bucking broncos in dynamic, rearing poses, rendered in a detailed illustrative style with warm browns and rich reds for the horses and riders. Scattered between the figures are small stars in alternating red and teal, creating a playful rhythm across the composition that evokes the energy and spectacle of a classic rodeo. Crafted from dishwasher-safe stainless steel and made to order, sized to fit a standard bottle and keep it cool for hours, with the artwork wrapped around the outside. It holds the centerpiece of the table and doubles as an independent artist's work.
