The House Bird decorative sculpture replicates the iconic wooden bird that has stood in the living room of the Eames House for over seventy years, cherished by Charles and Ray Eames as a recurring motif in their photography. Crafted from black ash wood with wire legs, the piece captures the organic, folk-art character of the original object collected during the couple's travels. Its slender wire legs contrast with the solid carved wood body, adding a delicate structural detail. Measuring W27.8 x D8.5 x H27.6 cm, it stands as a freestanding display piece with a floor width of 20.7 cm.
