Eames House Bird, pale rose stained ash

The statue of the Eames bird was originally brought back from their travels by husband and wife designers Charles and Ray Eames, and they treasured it - it was the "centrepiece" of the living room in their Eames House. With roots in traditional American culture, the figurine has become a modern design icon over the years, representing modern design for many. The bird is made of stained wood and its graceful, green silhouette stands out beautifully as a timeless decorative object in an interior.