Handcarved Gourd Bird House

Dissimilar to large numbers of our creature companions, birds are not visually challenged. As a matter of fact, their capacity to see tone far surpasses our own, so they’ll see the value in this striking, poppy-red bird enclosure significantly more than we will. Ana and Pablo Hurtado work with neighborhood craftspeople in their local Peru to cut the happy abodes from normal gourds and adorn them with customary fine art that shows cardinals, cedar waxwings, and larks. Every one elements an initial that is the perfect size to draw in more modest birds, similar to wrens, nuthatches, and bluebirds. A waste opening in the base keeps the inside dry and comfortable, and a defensive stain prepares for the components (yet we suggest draping the gourd in a shielded region for longest life). Handcrafted by fair-exchange craftsmans Peru.