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Ishpingo wood sculpture, 'Cat Mischief' - Hand Carved Folk Art Wood Cat Sculpture Curate

Product ID: 168214

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Cat Mischief Hand Carved Folk Art Wood Cat Sculpture

Stretched out from paw to tail, a cat narrows its green eyes looking for... more

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Stretched out from paw to tail, a cat narrows its green eyes looking for mischief. John Barrow masterfully captures the cat's aesthetic essence in the design of this sculpture. It is carved from ishpingo wood, creating the illusion of a three-dimensional puzzle.

  • 0.36 kgs
  • 0.8 lbs
  • 9.5 cm H x 41.5 cm W x 4.5 cm D
  • 3.7" H x 16.25" W x 1.8" D

  • Ishpingo wood
  • Free Gift Wrap? Yes
  • Premium Gift Wrap? Yes
  • Made in Peru.
  • Certified and shipped by our office in Andes

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"Mom's gift"

My Mom loved this statue and when I saw it so did I.

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  • Occasion: birthday

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I keep looking for more bird sculptures from John Barrow. I wish I had acquired some of the ones that were available in the past. They are displayed in our living room and evoke an appreciation for the beauty and wonder of nature. Thank you for enriching my world!

Milagros

I have four sculptures at home. They are magnificent!!

David

Worcester, England

I have several of John Barrow's wooden sculptures and I admire his use of different woods and colours that seem to bring them to life, especially the Marinera Dancers. They all evoke the culture of Peru, which I have visited.

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