Shorebird Decoy - Maroon | 8" x 9" x 4"
About the Artwork
The Shorebird Decoy - Maroon emerges from the creative realm of Darren Petersen, offering a striking representation of the artist's vision in glass. The maroon and white streaks across the bird's body resemble the delicate patterns of feathers, while the sleek, curved beak gleams in a gradient of red to transparent, capturing the essence of natural elegance. Crafted through a complex process of glass manipulation at high temperatures, the piece exhibits a blend of rich colours and textures that make it a standout addition to any space.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 8" x 9" x 4"
- Medium: Blown Glass with Metal Base
- Display: Affixed to a sturdy, hand-forged metal stand, detachable for ease of display.
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