Bird in the Branches - ornament
£20.00
£2.50 UK delivery. Dispatched within 4 days.
By Lucy Reid
£20.00
£2.50 UK delivery. Dispatched within 4 days.
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About this item
A sunrise or sunset view of trees and birds silhouetted against the sky. 10 x 5 x 2 cms. There are two images here separated by a layer of glass giving the ornament depth and perspective. This ornament has a flat base and looks good on any flat surface. The images are hand drawn and, therefore, totally unique. Fusing the glass captures a small bubbles which add to the uniqueness of the item.
About this item
A sunrise or sunset view of trees and birds silhouetted against the sky. 10 x 5 x 2 cms. There are two images here separated by a layer of glass giving the ornament depth and perspective.
This ornament has a flat base and looks good on any flat surface. The images are hand drawn and, therefore, totally unique. Fusing the glass captures a small bubbles which add to the uniqueness of the item.
Shipping & delivery
This item will be posted to you by Lucy's love of glass within 4 days of receiving payment.
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'With the dawn comes hope, with the dusk peace.' Always a lovely thought and so true.