The Eames House Bird is a wooden decorative object rooted in American folk art, originally collected by Charles and Ray Eames during their travels. Now produced by Vitra, it retains the handcrafted character of the artefact that became a staple in the Eames household and studio. Its solid wooden construction and deep black finish give it a sculptural presence suited to display on shelves or surfaces.
Now produced by Vitra, the House Bird was part of the Eames household for years. Charles and Ray Eames liked collecting items from their travels and this black wooden bird, an artefact of American folk art, soon became a staple accessory in their home and work life.
