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|description = It's made of pure iridium.
|name        = Statue of Perfection
|os = [[The_Farm#Grandpa.27s_Shrine|Grandpa's Shrine]]
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|os         = [[The_Farm#Grandpa's Shrine|Grandpa's Shrine]]
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The '''Statue of Perfection''' is a piece of [[Furniture]] obtained by interacting with [[The_Farm#Grandpa.27s_Shrine|Grandpa's Shrine]] once all four candles are lit (see [[Grandpa#Grandpa's Ghost|Grandpa's Evaluation]]). It produces 2-8 [[Iridium Ore]] each day.
The '''Statue of Perfection''' is a piece of [[Furniture]] obtained by interacting with [[The_Farm#Grandpa.27s_Shrine|Grandpa's Shrine]] once all four candles are lit (see [[Grandpa#Grandpa's Ghost|Grandpa's Evaluation]]). It produces 2-8 [[Iridium Ore]] each day.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The statue resembles the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maneki-neko maneki-neko] figurines popular in Japan and China, considered a symbol of good luck for small business owners.
*The statue resembles the [[wikipedia:Maneki-neko|maneki-neko]] figurines popular in Japan and China, considered a symbol of good luck for small business owners.


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Revision as of 21:46, 5 October 2018

Statue of Perfection
It's made of pure iridium.
Information
Source(s) Grandpa's Shrine
Sell Price Cannot be sold

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Statue Of Perfection, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Statue Of Perfection - Stardew Valley Wiki }} The Statue of Perfection is a piece of Furniture obtained by interacting with Grandpa's Shrine once all four candles are lit (see Grandpa's Evaluation). It produces 2-8 Iridium Ore each day.

Trivia

  • The statue resembles the maneki-neko figurines popular in Japan and China, considered a symbol of good luck for small business owners.