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Least Bittern

Sale Price:$900.00 Original Price:$1,250.00
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Capture the quiet elegance and elusive charm of one of North America’s most secretive marsh birds with this stunning Least Bittern carving — a masterfully handcrafted piece that pays tribute to a true jewel of the wetlands.

The Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis) is the smallest member of the heron family, admired for its delicate frame, striking plumage, and remarkable ability to disappear into dense reeds and cattails. With its chestnut and buff tones, contrasting black crown and back, and graceful, slender build, this elusive species enchants birders, conservationists, and nature lovers across the continent. Often glimpsed only as a flash of motion among the marsh grasses, the Least Bittern embodies mystery, resilience, and the hidden wonders of wetland ecosystems.

Expertly hand-carved from sugar pine and gelutong wood, this carving showcases outstanding craftsmanship, with each feather, posture, and delicate detail carefully shaped and finished by hand. Hand-painted with acrylic paints, the piece beautifully captures the Least Bittern’s subtle color transitions, lifelike textures, and natural stance, making it a captivating addition to any wildlife art collection, rustic home, or nature-inspired décor.

Details:

  • Species: Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis)

  • Materials: Sugar pine, gelutong wood, acrylic paints

  • Hand-carved and hand-painted

  • Ideal for wildlife art collectors, bird enthusiasts, wetland conservation supporters, rustic decorators, and nature lovers

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Capture the quiet elegance and elusive charm of one of North America’s most secretive marsh birds with this stunning Least Bittern carving — a masterfully handcrafted piece that pays tribute to a true jewel of the wetlands.

The Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis) is the smallest member of the heron family, admired for its delicate frame, striking plumage, and remarkable ability to disappear into dense reeds and cattails. With its chestnut and buff tones, contrasting black crown and back, and graceful, slender build, this elusive species enchants birders, conservationists, and nature lovers across the continent. Often glimpsed only as a flash of motion among the marsh grasses, the Least Bittern embodies mystery, resilience, and the hidden wonders of wetland ecosystems.

Expertly hand-carved from sugar pine and gelutong wood, this carving showcases outstanding craftsmanship, with each feather, posture, and delicate detail carefully shaped and finished by hand. Hand-painted with acrylic paints, the piece beautifully captures the Least Bittern’s subtle color transitions, lifelike textures, and natural stance, making it a captivating addition to any wildlife art collection, rustic home, or nature-inspired décor.

Details:

  • Species: Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis)

  • Materials: Sugar pine, gelutong wood, acrylic paints

  • Hand-carved and hand-painted

  • Ideal for wildlife art collectors, bird enthusiasts, wetland conservation supporters, rustic decorators, and nature lovers

Capture the quiet elegance and elusive charm of one of North America’s most secretive marsh birds with this stunning Least Bittern carving — a masterfully handcrafted piece that pays tribute to a true jewel of the wetlands.

The Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis) is the smallest member of the heron family, admired for its delicate frame, striking plumage, and remarkable ability to disappear into dense reeds and cattails. With its chestnut and buff tones, contrasting black crown and back, and graceful, slender build, this elusive species enchants birders, conservationists, and nature lovers across the continent. Often glimpsed only as a flash of motion among the marsh grasses, the Least Bittern embodies mystery, resilience, and the hidden wonders of wetland ecosystems.

Expertly hand-carved from sugar pine and gelutong wood, this carving showcases outstanding craftsmanship, with each feather, posture, and delicate detail carefully shaped and finished by hand. Hand-painted with acrylic paints, the piece beautifully captures the Least Bittern’s subtle color transitions, lifelike textures, and natural stance, making it a captivating addition to any wildlife art collection, rustic home, or nature-inspired décor.

Details:

  • Species: Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis)

  • Materials: Sugar pine, gelutong wood, acrylic paints

  • Hand-carved and hand-painted

  • Ideal for wildlife art collectors, bird enthusiasts, wetland conservation supporters, rustic decorators, and nature lovers

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