Handmade Parasite Wood Art Carving - Bees in The Works
Handmade Parasite Wood Art Carving - Bees in The Works
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Handmade Wooden Bee Carving - Bees in the Works
Two carved bees rest on an irregular parasite wood base in Bees in the Works, a small wooden ornament full of natural character. Their smooth sculpted forms contrast with the twists, grain and textured surfaces of the wood beneath.
Handmade in Indonesia and measuring approximately 7 × 7cm, this compact bee carving is easy to tuck beside a houseplant, stand on a desk or add to a nature-inspired shelf. Each piece has its own grain, markings and shape, making those natural differences part of its appeal.
- Dimensions: Approximately 7 × 7cm
- Net weight: Approximately 90g
- Material: Parasite wood
- Design: Two hand-carved bees on a natural wood base
- Details: Irregular grain, twists and rustic texture
- Origin: Handmade in Indonesia
Little Bees, Individual Wooden Character
The naturally formed base gives the bees a setting shaped by the wood itself. Uneven surfaces and flowing grain bring interest beneath the carved figures, with a pleasing balance of detailed craftsmanship and organic texture.
It makes a thoughtful little gift for a gardener, bee enthusiast or anyone who enjoys wildlife-inspired décor. Keep it close to a favourite plant or give it a place among other natural objects where its small details can be appreciated.
Bring Wildlife into Your Everyday Spaces
Build a shelf around natural grain and carved forms with our Wooden Carvings & Sculptures, adding another favourite creature from our Animal Ornaments. For a bee enthusiast who enjoys carrying the theme beyond their home, the Garden Greens Felted Bee Bag offers a complementary accessory. If you are creating a miniature garden scene indoors, one of our fairy ornaments adds an imaginative neighbour beside the carved bees.
Natural variations and care
The natural wood base varies in shape, grain, colouring and texture, so individual carvings will differ. Display indoors on a stable surface, dust gently with a soft, dry cloth and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or strong direct heat.
