Casa Padrino Bronze Sculpture Three Children on a Tree Trunk with Bird Brown / Green 120 x 43 x H. 97 cm - Nature Garden Figure - Garden Sculpture

Bronze Three Children on a Log with Bird by Casa Padrino

Material: bronze

Length approx.: 120 cm

Width approx.: 43 cm

Height approx.: 97 cm

Colour: brown / green

Fallen tree trunk with bark, root stump and branch as support

The middle child holds a small bird, the other two reach out curiously

Trunk in green patina, stones at both ends in glossy bronze

Excellent workmanship

From the bronze sculpture collection of Casa Padrino!

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A discovery in the woods

Children don't need a bench when there is a fallen tree. This bronze sculpture by Casa Padrino shows three children sitting side by side on a tree trunk, spellbound by a small treasure: the girl in the middle gently holds a little bird in her open hand. To her left a girl with a long braid carefully points a finger, to her right a younger child lays a hand alongside ever so softly. Their arms are wrapped around each other and their bare feet dangle above the ground: a moment full of wonder, care and childlike curiosity about nature.

Trunk, roots and stones

The group rests on an impressively detailed trunk: the bark is deeply furrowed, one end finishes in a splintered root stump, and the other is propped on a sturdy branch, with clusters of stones at both ends. The colouring is captivating: the trunk wears a green patina reminiscent of moss and lichen, while the children and stones are finished in warm, glossy bronze brown. The children wear simple dresses, shirts with rounded collars and rolled-up trousers.

For nature gardens, woodland edges and lawns

This sculpture belongs in a nature garden: among ferns and grasses, at the edge of a copse, next to a bird house or in a wildflower meadow. In school gardens, nurseries, on nature trails or in the grounds of a country hotel, it speaks of the joy of watching animals. For families with several children, the trio is a lovely symbol of siblings discovering the world together.