Yellow/Green Birdhouse (c) - US Shipping Included
* Wheel thrown and hand carved stoneware birdhouse
* Measurements- approximately 7.5” tall x 7.5” wide
* Weight- approximately 3lbs with chain
* raw unglazed clay on the interior, exposing the natural color of the clay
* hole on the bottom for drainage and air flow
* ready to hang excluding the hook that will affix to your home or living space
* Price - $250 plus applicable sales tax, shipping within the US is included
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PLEASE READ
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A few things I’d like to point out…
While I make these to be functional birdhouses, I make no guarantees that you will have birds living in YOUR birdhouse, there’s just too many external factors that are out of my control.
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SAFETY CONCERNS TO CONSIDER
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While these are very sturdy, they do weigh 3-4 pounds, so please be mindful about where you hang them, as they could cause serious bodily harm if they fall on you or a guest during an earthquake or some other disaster.
If you will be attaching it to your home via an existing hook, please consult a professional to make sure that your existing hook and structure can permanently support the weight.
If you will be attaching a new hook to your home or outdoor space, please consult a professional for all of your installation needs and questions.
Again, the birdhouses are ready to hang, but do not come with a hook.
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THE EXTERIOR
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Please be mindful that environmental factors like bird poop and even rain will slightly affect the appearance over the long run.
If you’d like to clean the exterior, please don’t use anything abrasive as it can damage the surface.
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Thank you very much for your interest in my art and taking the time to read this.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
Michael Shigeru Sbicca
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I’ve been a student of clay for over 15 years and have been working professionally within the industry for over 11.
From 2016-2018, I was an educator and studio technician for, The Xiem Clay Center in Pasadena, CA, which is now Green & Bisque Clayhouse.
I started Jungle Modern Ceramics in 2011, shortly after I started making Tiki art.
My home studio and gallery are located just south of Yosemite National Park, nestled in the rural foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountain range.
In addition to ceramics, I’ve spent the last 5+ years building the infrastructure to homestead and growing as much of my own food as possible, with all natural and regenerative methods at the heart of my philosophy. I’m a seed saving, pollinator feeding, composting machine. Save the bees!!!!!!!!!🐝❤️
