Out of a light wood, Mikael Nilsson hand carves birds, horses, elks and people. Whatever he turns his hands to, he captures the character of the object. Mikael says this about his figures "I want the things I make to convey emotions like curiosity, anger, fear or melancholy." The wooden birds look almost as if they have real feathers, but it is all wood that Mikael spray paints to make them really dark black. Mikael is active in Linköping in the south of Sweden.

The birds are made in two sizes, Seniors and juniors.

Size: Each bird is unique and measures approximately 25 x 13 (head to tail) cm (9,8 x 5,1 inches)

Material: wooden body, metal legs

Care: Dust your bird lightly and use a toothbrush as a help if you need to.