What form could feel more comfortable and nurturing to our feathered friends than an egg? Inviting birds in search of scrumptious seeds or sanctuary, Vogelimbiss by Yvonne Penter takes this oval shape as an utterly charming little birdhouse.
The smooth porcelain capsule has been sculpted with a set of small rectangular windows and a long wooden dowel as a perch. The inside of the adorable object is entirely hollow so to provide the ideal place for a tiny nest or a stockpile of birdseed.
Translated from German, the name of this bird feeder becomes "bird snack," suggesting that it's especially effective as a place to cater for your neighborhood fowl as they stop over in flight. Vogelimbiss by Yvonne Penter can be elegantly hung from the branch of your tree, doubling as a delightful decoration.
Why This Trend Is Growing
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Industries Being Reshaped
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