Red Bluebird Box with Deer, Moose, Bear - I love this stunning hand painted firecracker red bluebird box. Wood birdhouse has a roof of white and black plaid. There's a shimmering green animal on the front and each side has a green patterned animal. Resin is then poured one side at a time until the entire birdhouse and decor is coated with a hard glossy exterior. And finally a D-hook is placed on the back for convenient hanging.
You choose between a deer on the front or moose on the front.
This Red Bluebird Box with Deer, Moose, Bear is garden art that makes a perfect gift especially for that person in your life who has everything already. The hardest part will be deciding whether to keep this birdhouse for yourself or give as a gift.
Size: The size is approx. H 8.25“, W 5.5“, D 5.5“ & Hole opening is 1.5”
Birdhouse is perfect for bluebirds!
Ventilation : Gaps are intentionally left at on some seams for air to flow through. Also some houses have additional ventilation holes located on the bottom.
Clean Out: The front panel swings open for convenient clean out.
Outside: Can be used to dress up an outdoor planter box, hang on a post or fence even put in your garden or yard near landscaping as an adorable tiny house for bugs or maybe even a fairy :)
Inside: Dress up an indoor potted plant, use as a focal point on a bookshelf or mantel. These birdhouses are so unique and are an absolute conversation started! The possibilities are endless.
Makes a great addition to any home or garden.
Red Bluebird Box with Deer, Moose, Bear
Custom Orders and Personalization: I LOVE custom orders and I want you to fall in love your purchase. As you can see I am head over heels for details even the tiniest. Talk to me and I can do just about anything from creating the theme you dreamed up or incorporating a loved one's name or phrase. Just message me for more information and pricing!
* All my products are handmade and because each piece of material differs you may find some imperfections or slight variations from the photos on my website.
