Add some character to your garden with this stunning heron sculpture. This majestic sculpture is a perfect feature for every garden.
It is made using recycled metal oil drums and has a protective coating suitable for outdoor display.
It is highly detailed to bring out the true character of this distinctive bird.
Made in Zimbabwe, used steel oil drums are cut using a hand-operated guillotine and then hammered into shape. The framework is then welded together and then components are attached to it to create the individual designs. The sculpture is then dipped in lacquer to give a protective coating.
SKU: 30047378
Handmade
Colour: Grey
Dimensions: H102cm
Care instructions
Due to the British weather and the material of this product, it is advised to continue to care for this with additional varnish once a year
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Add some character to your garden with this stunning heron sculpture. This majestic sculpture is a perfect feature for every garden.
It is made using recycled metal oil drums and has a protective coating suitable for outdoor display.
It is highly detailed to bring out the true character of this distinctive bird.
Made in Zimbabwe, used steel oil drums are cut using a hand-operated guillotine and then hammered into shape. The framework is then welded together and then components are attached to it to create the individual designs. The sculpture is then dipped in lacquer to give a protective coating.
