Large Round Brittlestar Tray sculpture Male weavers construct multiple nests

Male weavers construct multiple nests to attract females

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Pseudocidaris mammosa

their famously bright red and white caps and location beneath conifer trees during winter solstice each year has lead some anthropologists to postulate that they played a large role in the formation of the Christmas traditions celebrated today

This piece stands a total of 19" tall when wand is placed in stand

Large Round Brittlestar Tray sculpture Male weavers construct multiple nestsAbout the Piece Round glass tray measuring 16" across with an illustration of the top side of a Brittlestar, a sea creatures in the same family as the starfish, with a network of curly , yellow colored legs with dark red center. Backed in paper and signed by artist. Do not immerse in water, wipe clean when dirty. Artisans working with Derian cut and collage the selected imagery onto glass trays, wall plaques and paperweights to create the limited