Robin on a wreath of green hydrangea
This robin red breast is handmade from hand cut paper feathers in white, rusty brown and a warm orange red. He measures 12.5 cm from beak to tip (5 inches).
He rests on a wreath adorned with green hydrangea blooms. I’ve used gold lustre with a pale green on the flowers to give the paper a lovely texture, which has a very gentle shimmer.
The whole piece measures 26 cm (10 inches) wide and 29 cm (11.5 inches) tall.
This original wall art hangs from the wall via invisible fishing line from the top of the wreath (at a length of 30 cm), with a metal hook to hang on a nail or tack on the wall.
Varnished with a UV lacquer to protect its colours and seal its edges. All it needs is a tickle with a feather/microfibre duster every now and then.
Robins are the nation’s favourite bird and it’s so easy to tell why. My dad has one that follows him around as he tends his garden, hoping for him to upturn a worm from the soil. They are delightful creatures.
This robin red breast is handmade from hand cut paper feathers in white, rusty brown and a warm orange red. He measures 12.5 cm from beak to tip (5 inches).
He rests on a wreath adorned with green hydrangea blooms. I’ve used gold lustre with a pale green on the flowers to give the paper a lovely texture, which has a very gentle shimmer.
The whole piece measures 26 cm (10 inches) wide and 29 cm (11.5 inches) tall.
This original wall art hangs from the wall via invisible fishing line from the top of the wreath (at a length of 30 cm), with a metal hook to hang on a nail or tack on the wall.
Varnished with a UV lacquer to protect its colours and seal its edges. All it needs is a tickle with a feather/microfibre duster every now and then.
Robins are the nation’s favourite bird and it’s so easy to tell why. My dad has one that follows him around as he tends his garden, hoping for him to upturn a worm from the soil. They are delightful creatures.
BESPOKE SCULPTURES, MADE BY HAND
Each paper sculpture is entirely handmade, from design to hand painted paper, to every hand cut feather or petal. Bird sculptures are given their own pose and expression. This ensures every piece is unique. If you own one of my sculptures, yours is the only one of its kind.
HANGING YOUR SCULPTURE
Each wall sculpture has a hand shaped copper coated steel hook, suspended on invisible fishing line, at a 30 cm drop from the top of the wreath. This hook will hang on a nail tack or picture hook on your wall. The sculptures are robust, but lightweight, so will only require one tack.
All tree stump standing sculptures are fitted with a cork base, to ensure the sculpture will not mark your furniture.
PACKAGING INFORMATION
Every sculpture is wrapped in tissue paper, in a cardboard box, adorned with paper ribbon. All packaging comes from recycled sources and can be recycled in your paper bin again, including any stickers or paper tape.
SHIPPING INFORMATION
Delivery to any UK address is free. Shipping to the US is £20, and orders to Europe is £25. If you cannot see your location at the checkout, please get in touch and I can set that up for you.
There may be taxes or other charges applicable when your parcel reaches your country, which you will be responsible for paying. Please get in touch if you would like me to investigate what charges may be applicable for you.
CARE INFORMATION
All sculptures are varnished with a UV protective lacquer, which keeps their colours bright and seals their edges. They are easy to care for; all they need is a tickle with a feather/microfibre duster every now and then. Wall sculptures hang on the wall via a copper coated steel hook, suspended by invisible fishing line at a drop of 30 cm from the top of the wreath.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
I aim to run as environmentally friendly a business as I can. All sculptures are made with recycled 300 GSM paper. Paints, lacquers and lustres are vegan. My sculptures are wrapped with entirely recyclable packaging, from the paper ribbon to tape. I use acrylic paints and plastic eyeballs and invisible fishing line to hang the wreaths, which I use sparingly to minimise waste.
