Zawieszka drewniany ptaszek sikorka bogatka Jacaranda Wooden Ornament - Great Tit
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Sikorę bogatkę można spotkać w całej Europie i Azji. Ten niewielki ptak ma charakterystyczną czarno-białą głowę i żółte ciało. Sikory bogatki to popularne ptaki ogrodowe, znane ze swojej zdolności do otwierania orzechów i nasion za pomocą mocnych dziobów.
| Motyw | Zwierzęta, Ptaki, Owady, Ryby |
| Materiał | Jacaranda Wood |
| Kolor | Żółty |
Produkt dostępny w magazynie.
Wysyłka w 24H
3 Przedmioty
Sikorę bogatkę można spotkać w całej Europie i Azji. Ten niewielki ptak ma charakterystyczną czarno-białą głowę i żółte ciało. Sikory bogatki to popularne ptaki ogrodowe, znane ze swojej zdolności do otwierania orzechów i nasion za pomocą mocnych dziobów.
Te urocze ozdoby wykonane są z opadłych gałęzi jakarandy, ręcznie rzeźbione i malowane, aby nadać im niepowtarzalny charakter. Zawieś je na ozdobnych gałęziach, drzwiach, oknach lub choinkach. Możesz je również wykorzystać jako breloczki do kluczy lub do ozdabiania toreb i torebek.
These charming ornaments are made from fallen jacaranda tree branches, carved, and painted by hand for a unique touch. Hang them up on decorative branches, doors, windows, or Christmas trees. You can also use them as keychains or to decorate your bags and purses.
These charming ornaments are made from fallen jacaranda tree branches, carved, and painted by hand for a unique touch. Hang them up on decorative branches, doors, windows, or Christmas trees. You can also use them as keychains or to decorate your bags and purses.
The great tit can be found throughout Europe and Asia. This small bird has a distinctive black and white head and a yellow body. Great tits are common garden birds and known for their ability to open nuts and seeds using their strong beaks.
Our painted bird and animal ornaments are carved by hand out of fallen jacaranda tree branches and surplus wood. They are made in Nicodemus and Cecilia’s Fair Trade workshop in the outskirts of Nairobi, Kenya. Nicodemus and Cecilia have a small family workshop specializing in wood carving, and Mifuko has been collaborating with them since 2010. All the artisans have been trained by Nicodemus’ parents, thus passing on the handicraft tradition to a younger generation. The entire process of carving, sanding and painting is done by hand by talented artisans. While the branches are still soft, they are cut and carved into birds and then dried before sanding. The delicate wooden birds are then painted meticulously with water-based acrylic colors. Once painted, each bird gets six coats of clear varnish with time to dry between each application. Each bird takes several hours to finish, and each is unique.
Mifuko
The founders of design company Mari Martikainen and Minna Impiö combine elements from both Scandinavian and African culture and nature in their design. For them working as a designer means fun and ethically sustainable co-operation between different countries, companies and cultures. Textile designers Mari and Minna have graduated from Aalto University of Art and Design Helsinki.
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