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The Bradford Exchange Woodpecker Tune Treasured Wings Collection Issue #10 Hand Crafted Hand Painted with Naturally Curved Shape Kinglet Face & Layered Feathers Porcelain Sculpture by Terry Isaac 9"

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The Bradford Exchange Woodpecker Tune Treasured Wings Collection Issue #10 Hand Crafted Hand Painted with Naturally Curved Shape Kinglet Face & Layered Feathers Porcelain Sculpture by Terry Isaac 9"This listing is only for Issue Ten "Treasured Wings Collection" #10 "Woodpecker Tune" is the delightful tenth edition in the Treasured Wings collection of hand crafted sculptures. These flawless, fine porcelain works are hand painted for remarkable realism, while intricate raised relief detailing perfectly depicts the kinglet's face and layered feathers. And, just like the other issues in this collection, "Woodpecker Tune" conveys the naturally curved

-- This listing is only for Issue Ten "Treasured Wings Collection" #10 -

"Woodpecker Tune" is the delightful tenth edition in the Treasured Wings collection of hand-crafted sculptures. These flawless, fine porcelain works are hand-painted for remarkable realism, while intricate raised-relief detailing perfectly depicts the kinglet's face and layered feathers. And, just like the other issues in this collection, "Woodpecker Tune" conveys the naturally-curved shape of a waxwing's wings to create a delicate frame, seemingly enveloping this portrait and giving it added dimensional interest. ©2005 The Bradford Exchange.

• Treasured Wings Collection: "Woodpecker Tune" is the enchanting tenth edition in the Treasured Wings collection, showcasing a hand-crafted masterpiece.
• Fine Porcelain Elegance: Each sculpture in this collection is meticulously crafted from fine porcelain, resulting in a flawless and elegant artwork.
• Realistic Hand-Painting: The exquisite hand-painting of "Woodpecker Tune" ensures remarkable realism, capturing the beauty of the kinglet in vivid detail.
• Intricate Raised-Relief Detailing: The sculpture features intricate raised-relief detailing that skillfully portrays the kinglet's facial features and layered feathers with incredible precision.
• Natural Curved Shape: "Woodpecker Tune" follows the naturally-curved shape of a waxwing's wings, creating a delicate frame that seems to embrace the portrait, adding a unique dimensional quality to the artwork.
• Comes With a Certificate of Authenticity.
• Copyrighted Artistry: ©2005 The Bradford Exchange proudly presents this unique sculpture, making "Woodpecker Tune" a coveted collector's item for bird enthusiasts and art connoisseurs alike. Measures 10.5" x 9" x 3"

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