
Anhinga Bird Calabash Christmas tree ornament
These unique Christmas tree ornaments are made from calabash tree pods by native artisans from the Ampiyacu River region of the Peruvian Amazon. This ornament features the figure of an anhinga - a long-necked bird that spears fish in rivers and perches on branches in nearby trees to dry its wings in the sun.
This ornament has a chambira palm fiber chord allows it to be hung from a Christmas tree. The beads inside also make it a great rattle that fits in the palm of your hand.
Please remember that the artisan carves These ornaments one at a time so the exact design of the animal and shape of the calabash pod may vary from the photo shown of this model.
Model: ORWB097

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