Normann CPH Shorebird Small Oak

Designed by Icelandic creator Sigurjón Pálsson, the Shorebird Small Oak distils avian form into a refined wooden sculpture. Despite its minimalist silhouette, the piece reveals sophisticated proportional work—carefully calibrated body volumes, neck angles, and leg placement that distinguish each bird within the series. Hand-carved from solid oak, this compact figure functions as both decorative accent and tactile object, rewarding close observation while contributing quiet sophistication to shelving, desks, or display surfaces in contemporary and traditional interiors alike.

The largest of the three birds is inspired by the curlew, with its long neck and distinguished, downwardly bent beak. It is an aristocratic creature. Its long legs take slow, well-considered steps while looking cautiously around. The middle-sized bird is alert and active like a redshank. This elegant bird is often to be found with other wading birds. Finally, we have the sandpiper; a sociable little bird, often to be found in large flocks.

Arrange the birds in a flock, combine different colors or include a single Shorebird within a small setting made up from other personal effects. The elegant Shorebird will look right at home in almost any decor and makes for a great house-warming gift.

Product Information: Shorebird is turned from solid oak, ash or walnut. Legs in lacquered, black-plated or brass-plated steel.

Materials:
Oak, Steel