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Award Winning Carvings Ring-necked Hen
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Ring-necked Hen

Sale Price:$750.00 Original Price:$1,000.00
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Celebrate the sleek elegance and bold presence of North America’s lakes and wetlands with this exquisite Ring-necked Duck carving — a masterfully handcrafted tribute to one of the continent’s most admired and distinctive diving ducks.

The Ring-necked Duck (Aythya collaris) is beloved by waterfowl hunters, birders, and collectors for its striking appearance, swift flight, and unique markings. The drake features a velvety black head, bright yellow eyes, iridescent purplish sheen, and a faint but beautiful chestnut ring at the base of the neck, along with a gray bill tipped in black and bold white sides. The hen complements him with her soft brown plumage, delicate facial markings, and subtle white eye ring. Found on lakes, ponds, and marshes, Ring-necked Ducks are a favorite among waterfowl enthusiasts and an elegant subject in fine wildlife art.

Expertly hand-carved from sugar pine and gelutong wood, this piece showcases exceptional craftsmanship and lifelike artistry. Each bird is meticulously hand-painted with acrylic paints, capturing fine feather textures, subtle color contrasts, and natural postures that bring this graceful species to life. Whether displayed in a hunting lodge, rustic home, or fine wildlife art collection, this Ring-necked Duck carving is sure to inspire admiration and become a treasured centerpiece.

Details:

  • Species: Ring-necked Duck (Aythya collaris)

  • Materials: Sugar pine, gelutong wood, acrylic paints

  • Hand-carved and hand-painted

  • Perfect for wildlife art collectors, waterfowl hunters, birders, rustic home decorators, and nature enthusiasts

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Celebrate the sleek elegance and bold presence of North America’s lakes and wetlands with this exquisite Ring-necked Duck carving — a masterfully handcrafted tribute to one of the continent’s most admired and distinctive diving ducks.

The Ring-necked Duck (Aythya collaris) is beloved by waterfowl hunters, birders, and collectors for its striking appearance, swift flight, and unique markings. The drake features a velvety black head, bright yellow eyes, iridescent purplish sheen, and a faint but beautiful chestnut ring at the base of the neck, along with a gray bill tipped in black and bold white sides. The hen complements him with her soft brown plumage, delicate facial markings, and subtle white eye ring. Found on lakes, ponds, and marshes, Ring-necked Ducks are a favorite among waterfowl enthusiasts and an elegant subject in fine wildlife art.

Expertly hand-carved from sugar pine and gelutong wood, this piece showcases exceptional craftsmanship and lifelike artistry. Each bird is meticulously hand-painted with acrylic paints, capturing fine feather textures, subtle color contrasts, and natural postures that bring this graceful species to life. Whether displayed in a hunting lodge, rustic home, or fine wildlife art collection, this Ring-necked Duck carving is sure to inspire admiration and become a treasured centerpiece.

Details:

  • Species: Ring-necked Duck (Aythya collaris)

  • Materials: Sugar pine, gelutong wood, acrylic paints

  • Hand-carved and hand-painted

  • Perfect for wildlife art collectors, waterfowl hunters, birders, rustic home decorators, and nature enthusiasts

Celebrate the sleek elegance and bold presence of North America’s lakes and wetlands with this exquisite Ring-necked Duck carving — a masterfully handcrafted tribute to one of the continent’s most admired and distinctive diving ducks.

The Ring-necked Duck (Aythya collaris) is beloved by waterfowl hunters, birders, and collectors for its striking appearance, swift flight, and unique markings. The drake features a velvety black head, bright yellow eyes, iridescent purplish sheen, and a faint but beautiful chestnut ring at the base of the neck, along with a gray bill tipped in black and bold white sides. The hen complements him with her soft brown plumage, delicate facial markings, and subtle white eye ring. Found on lakes, ponds, and marshes, Ring-necked Ducks are a favorite among waterfowl enthusiasts and an elegant subject in fine wildlife art.

Expertly hand-carved from sugar pine and gelutong wood, this piece showcases exceptional craftsmanship and lifelike artistry. Each bird is meticulously hand-painted with acrylic paints, capturing fine feather textures, subtle color contrasts, and natural postures that bring this graceful species to life. Whether displayed in a hunting lodge, rustic home, or fine wildlife art collection, this Ring-necked Duck carving is sure to inspire admiration and become a treasured centerpiece.

Details:

  • Species: Ring-necked Duck (Aythya collaris)

  • Materials: Sugar pine, gelutong wood, acrylic paints

  • Hand-carved and hand-painted

  • Perfect for wildlife art collectors, waterfowl hunters, birders, rustic home decorators, and nature enthusiasts

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