Marmot: Creamsicle art and hand-painted finishes

and hand-painted finishes

The blue-gray White-breasted Nuthatch is named so due to its habit of smashing nuts and acorns into tree bark and poking them with its pointed bill to extract the seeds

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Originally a part of Lisa Swerling's "This is what Humanity Looks Like" project

25"W 46" H x 27

Marmot: Creamsicle art and hand-painted finishesThese quirky marmot sculptures are companion pieces to Tammi Brazee's witty and whimsical series of paintings, Tame Your Marmots. Cast in opaque resin, the free standing sculptures bring a cheerful dose of both color and personality to any space. And don't worry, they're (mostly) tame. Hand cast urethane resin, dye, rhinestones, 16"x10"x10", signed. By Tammi Brazee. *This item is made to order, so exact colors may vary. Orders will ship approximately