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Robin Wooden Ornament

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$10.08 $14 In stock

Category: Wooden Ornaments

Most people think of robins as a spring bird, but they stick around all winter for anyone paying attention, especially where the berries are still hanging on. This one is settled into a branch heavy with fruit, snow just starting to fall.

A double-sided Hinoki wood ornament, ready to hang on the tree, sit on a windowsill, or wrap up for someone who'll know exactly what it means.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William Y. ★★★★★

This little robin looks just as good against a grey window as it does with snow on the ground. The branch detail is carved nicely, and the wood has a warm, natural finish. I’m glad I spotted it for my winter decor.

Mia ★★★★★

I’ve had this little robin hanging in the kitchen window for a week now, and the red breast really pops against the winter light. The branch feels solid and the bird’s pose is nicely balanced.

Claire W. ★★★★★

The carved details on the branch and the robin’s little berry are so delicate, it’s hard to believe it’s just wood. I’ve had mine on the mantle since December, and it still looks perfect—even caught a few real berries near the window that matched.