Shorebird Decoy - Tall | 11.5" x 10.5" x 4"
About the Artwork
The Shorebird Decoy - Tall, envisioned by the artful glassblower Darren Petersen, rises gracefully on its metallic base. This blown glass artwork studies the grace of avian forms, with a delicate interplay of shadow and light across its surface. The sculpture's body is streaked with intricate white and deep burgundy patterns, reminiscent of a bird's natural markings. Petersen's command over glass at high temperatures is evident in the vivid, translucent orange of the beak, achieved through precise control during the crafting process.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 11.5" x 10.5" x 4"
- Medium: Blown Glass with Metal Base
- Display: Mounted on a hand-forged, removable metal stand, lending it an air of sophistication.
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