Driftwood perch　Birdland Lullaby　Bird stand　perch　driftwood　driftwood art　124

I wonder if the driftwood used was once a place in the forest where birds looked out into the distance and chirped together, finding a moment of peace. And into your hands. These driftwood perches are rotten trees that grew in the ancient forests of Yakushima, a world natural heritage site, and are washed away by rivers and hit the coast before hitting many stones, or they sleep for a long time on the ocean floor and eventually wash up on the shore. Driftwood and the others woke up. Processing is kept to a minimum, preserving the natural form and texture, and no paint is applied. It can be used for a variety of purposes, such as hanging accessories or hanging cords, depending on your ideas. Overall size width 43cm Height 59cm Weight 1300g The product will be delivered disassembled. The joints between the base and the driftwood are marked so you can have fun and easily assemble it. You will need a Phillips screwdriver. Kotori's image was composited. There is a slight difference in size. ``Lullaby of birdland whisper low Kiss me sweet, and we'll go Flying high in birdland, high in the sky up above All because we were in love”