Blue White and Tan Glass Kingfisher Bird sits on Driftwood
Two glass belted kingfishers sit perched on driftwood with a pond in the background
Steel Blue, white and chestnut coloured glass Kingfisher bird ornament perched on driftwood against a background of green foliage.
Teal Blue, white and rust coloured glass Kingfisher bird ornament perched on driftwood against a background of green foliage.
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  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Two glass belted kingfishers sit perched on driftwood with a pond in the background
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Steel Blue, white and chestnut coloured glass Kingfisher bird ornament perched on driftwood against a background of green foliage.
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Belted Kingfisher Perched Fused Glass Bird Ornament

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Large steely blue and white fused glass bird with an extra long beak. Fisher birds!

Captivate a Kingfisher lover with this charming Kingfisher gift, featuring the majestic Belted Kingfisher (Megaceryle alcyon). Native to Nova Scotia, these steel-blue birds are a common sight along the waterways diving for fish. The driftwood base is detachable making it easy to mail or gift wrap!

Perched Kingfisher Details

  • Blue, White and Rust coloured glass Kingfisher with a perch
  • Artisan Studio-Glass, Handcrafted in Nova Scotia (no paints, glazes or molds)
  • Bird perches on detachable driftwood
  • Size Approximately 4.5 " from beak to tail
  • Photos are for guidance only, though your bird will look similar. As it's handcrafted glass art, there will be minor variations in colour, tone and shade.
  • The direction the bird is facing varies.
  • Fused glass has a front and back. The front is glossier and has more detail. 

If you'd like more details on how I handcraft the Kingfisher and other birds, please visit the blog How the Birds were made