About this Product
This solid wood rocking toy is a dream for that special child. I repurposed a vintage rocking horse and transformed it become a magical zebra! Using repurposed wall coverings to create the stripes, and hand painted black and white bullion fringe to create a lovely mane and tail for this sweet keepsake. This one of a kind rocking toy is perfect for that special child! Please message me with any questions:)
Thanks for shopping with me! I started “RyRy&TheBug” in 2023. The name is a nod to my children, Lauren and Ryan. As children, I encouraged both of them to pursue their dreams, and now - as adults- they are encouraging me to do the same! From shell art and children’s pieces to high gloss lacquer finishes and embellished resin inlay, each item is created (or recreated) out of love for RyRy & the Bug?
SAFETY:
• Do Not Leave The Child Alone While He/She Is Playing.
• By Purchasing Our Products, You The Buyer, Assume All Responsibilities And Liabilities.
RyRy & The Bug
Meet the Maker
Welcome to RyRy & The Bug!
I started the shop in honor of my children, Lauren and Ryan. Their nicknames - "Bug" and "RyRy" inspired my business name.
For many years, I made pieces for fun, for gifts, and to decorate the house that my husband, Steve, and I own. My love for creativity has led to a business that I started in that very same home in the beautiful state of West Virginia! Each item is handmade and created using vintage pieces, recycled and repurposed items, and with consideration to sustainability for our planet.
Reach out with any questions about items, or the possibility of custom pieces, and be sure to visit our website at https://www.ryryandthebug.com/
All My Best,
Shandon
How it’s Made
This piece is an eclectic mix of repurposed designer wallpaper remnants, hand painting, trim detailing, hand painted bullion fringe for the mane!
Shop Policies
Returns accepted in first 14 days after receiving the item. Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.
