The Blackburnian Warbler stands out among warblers with its bright orange and black feathers. These warblers hunt caterpillars, beetles, spiders, and other small insects on the upper branches of trees, mostly conifers. They are primarily “gleaners,” seeking out and capturing prey from foliage and crevices.
This beautiful warbler wall sculpture is inspired by the simple beauty of Blackburnian Warblers in their native habitat. The incredible detail and rich coloring of this songbird wall sculpture is achieved by layering pulverized glass coloring on solid copper, and firing in a kiln under extreme heat.
Measures approximately 6" wide x 7" tall x 1" deep.
Details
- Measures approximately 6" wide x 7" tall x 1" deep
- Vitreous enamel fused to copper
- 1600 degree kiln fired
- Conceived, designed and manufactured in Cheshire, Connecticut since 1952
- Measures approximately 6" wide x 9" tall x 1" deep
- All dimensions are approximate due to the hand crafting of the item
About Bovano of Cheshire
Bovano of Cheshire is a renowned wildlife and nature enameled copper sculpture company founded in 1952 by artist Jim Bower. Bower began what became his lifelong trade by blending metalworking and sculpture using a unique process of fusing powdered glass to copper.
Over the years the family has grown their selection into an array of stunning wall and desktop sculptures featuring birds, sea creatures, flowers, and botanical elements. To this day, each Bovano sculpture is crafted from start to finish by skilled artisans in Cheshire, Connecticut.