Shorebird Decoy - Blue | 8.5" x 10" x 4"
About the Artwork
The Shorebird Decoy - Blue, a serene rendition in glass by Darren Petersen, showcases the fluidity and dynamism of the shorebird's silhouette. The glasswork mesmerizes with a symphony of blues, adorned with ebony spots that cascade down its form, capturing the whimsical playfulness of speckled shorebird feathers. The sculpture's elongated beak, painted in a gradient of warm orange, punctuates the cool blue tones reminiscent of a bird dipping into the water at dusk.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 8.5" x 10" x 4"
- Medium: Blown Glass with Metal Base
- Display: Perched atop a handcrafted, detachable metal stand, this piece is a testament to the harmony of natural form and artisanal skill.
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