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A green parrot-shaped glass hanging ornament with an orange beak, white eye patch, and blue tail accent, suspended against a background of green leaves.
A hand holds a glossy, bird-shaped glass ornament resembling a lovebird, featuring green, orange, blue, and clear glass colors, set against a background of green foliage. The bird is being held in the hand for scale.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, A green parrot-shaped glass hanging ornament with an orange beak, white eye patch, and blue tail accent, suspended against a background of green leaves.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, A hand holds a glossy, bird-shaped glass ornament resembling a lovebird, featuring green, orange, blue, and clear glass colors, set against a background of green foliage. The bird is being held in the hand for scale.

Fused Glass Hanging Lovebird

$54.00 CAD
$54.00 CAD
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Handmade in Nova Scotia using layered fused glass. Each bird is individually crafted, with subtle variations that make every piece unique.

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Special Firing: Fused Glass Hanging Lovebird

Peach faced lovebirds (parrots) with deep green glass plumage, accented with a splash of blue! These Rosy Faced Lovebird would make an unique gift for all your romantic occasions. 

Size: Approximately 5.5 "
Display: Threaded with clear, nearly invisible cord for hanging


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  • •  Studio-glass handcrafted fused glass in Nova Scotia, Canada (no paints, glazes, or moulds)
  • •  Photos are for guidance only, though your bird will look similar. Minor variations in colour, tone and shade are part of the handmade charm
  • •  The direction the bird is facing varies. Please let me know if you have a preference
  • •  Fused glass has a front and back - the front is glossy with detail
  • •  Decorative Item. This product is not a toy. Not suitable for children or pets.

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