Archipelago Bearded Tit on Aged Natural Wooden Base, Bird Wood Carving

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Archipelago Bearded Tit on Aged Natural Wooden Base, Bird Wood Carving
  • Archipelago Bearded Tit on Aged Natural Wooden Base, Bird Wood Carving
  • Archipelago Bearded Tit on Aged Natural Wooden Base, Bird Wood Carving
  • Archipelago Bearded Tit on Aged Natural Wooden Base, Bird Wood Carving

  • Archipelago Bearded Tit on Aged Natural Wooden Base, Bird Wood Carving

  • Beautifully detailed Archipelago Bearded Tit on a natural wood base. This lovely Wood Carving is hand carved and hand painted by skilled Fair Trade carvers and sculptors, making every one unique.
  • £42.50
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The very sociable BEARDED TIT on an aged, natural wooden base is 23cm in height (approx). D377

British Design and Innovation is at the very core of Archipelago, renowned for their beautiful wildlife wood carvings.  Each piece is hand carved and painted so every one is unique.

From the first sketches to the final product, the Archipelago design team work directly with FAIR TRADE skilled carvers and sculptors to carefully manage the entire creative process.

All products are made from sustainable wood, giving an authentic and highly individual character to every piece made which is instantly recognisable.

The wooden bases of the birds are buried in the ground for up to three years to naturally age them, they then go through rigourous procedures to ensure they are completely clean.  Some cracks and splits are purposefully characteristic of this process and add to the overall natural appearance.

As each is handpainted colour variation can occur and may not be the same as the image shown.

Each piece comes with the "Archipelago" TEAK TAG with logo and branding.

These stunning wood carvings make unique and wonderful gifts.

Here is some information about the Bearded Tit:

The bearded tit are brown, long-tailed birds, usually seen flying rapidly across the top of a reedbed. Males have black 'moustaches' rather than 'beards'. They are sociable and noisy, their 'ping' calls often being the first clue to their presence.

They eat insects, insect larvae, spiders and seeds.

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