Calling Duck sculpture in dark metal with an open bill and webbed feet, viewed from the front.

Calling Duck

£35.00
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Calling Duck sculpture in dark metal with an open bill and webbed feet, viewed from the front.
  • Calling Duck sculpture in dark metal with an open bill and webbed feet, viewed from the front.
  • Calling Duck sculpture in dark metal with an open bill and webbed feet, in side profile.
  • Calling Duck sculpture in dark metal with an open bill and webbed feet, viewed from the opposite side.
  • Calling Duck sculpture in dark metal with an open bill and webbed feet, viewed from the rear.
  • Calling Duck sculpture in dark metal with an open bill and webbed feet, viewed from the front.
  • Calling Duck sculpture in dark metal with an open bill and webbed feet, in side profile.
  • Calling Duck sculpture in dark metal with an open bill and webbed feet, viewed from the opposite side.
  • Calling Duck sculpture in dark metal with an open bill and webbed feet, viewed from the rear.
Calling Duck

Calling Duck

£35.00

Head thrown back and bill open, Calling Duck captures a lively moment in reclaimed steel. Handmade in Zimbabwe, its dark bronze-brown surface holds the marks of the original metal—hammered texture, softened edges and small variations that make every sculpture distinct.

Curved steel panels form its rounded body, while a long flat bill, punched eye, layered wings and fine tail feathers give the piece its character. Wire legs and webbed feet complete the silhouette.

Made for display indoors or outdoors, it brings warmth and movement to a shelf, console, garden room or terrace.

Details

  • Handmade in Zimbabwe
  • Reclaimed steel with an oxidised bronze-brown finish
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor display
  • 35 × 18 × 30 cm (L × W × H)
  • Weight: 1.1 kg

Handmade; expect approximately 10% variation in size, colour and finish.

Care

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. When displayed outdoors, the surface will continue to weather naturally over time.

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