Marmot: Creamsicle art Additional sizes available

Additional sizes available

28"W 20"H x 11

Originally a part of Lisa Swerling's "This is what Humanity Looks Like" project

25"W 36"H x 21

The blue-gray White-breasted Nuthatch is named so due to its habit of smashing nuts and acorns into tree bark and poking them with its pointed bill to extract the seeds

Marmot: Creamsicle art Additional sizes availableThese quirky marmot sculptures are companion pieces to Tammi Brazee's witty and whimsical series of paintings, Tame Your Marmots. Cast in opaque resin, the free standing sculptures bring a cheerful dose of both color and personality to any space. And don't worry, they're (mostly) tame. Hand cast urethane resin, dye, rhinestones, 16"x10"x10", signed. By Tammi Brazee. *This item is made to order, so exact colors may vary. Orders will ship approximately