Fritzer's Shopping Mallis your one stop shop for a full line of Yardbirds® Junkyard™ Animals, including birds, cats, critters, dogs and wild animals. Pick a unique gift from our H&K Steel Sculptures, including wine caddies and caricatures of bathroom delights, living, professions, sports, wheels and wings and more ... We also offer niche items such as glass bottle trees, hand-painted doorbells, peepholes and thermometers.
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Yardbirds Original Creations including Junkyard Bird, Cat, Critter, Dog, Kitten, Puppy, Wild Animal, Clocks, Coat Racks, Keyholders, Pet Feeders, Pot Holders and Unique Wine Holder Sculptures
Bandana Yardbirds unique handmade junkyard sculpture creations will liven up your home and garden! Animal sculpture creations include yard birds, cats, critters, dogs, kittens, puppies, wild animals, clocks, coat racks, keyholders, pet feeders, pot holders and unique wine holders. Each Yardbirds sculpture creation is unique, whimsical, and guaranteed to bring pleasure to the owner. A Yardbirds sculpture is a great conversation piece; many people have fun identifying the parts cleverly used to make them and they marvel at the way a simple tilt of the head can give a sculpture so much personality.
Scrap metal and recycled parts are mostly used for the creation of a yard bird, cat, critter, dog, kitten, puppy or wild animal. These creations are thought to as a good way of contributing to the environment; they are saving rejected metal parts from ending up in the landfill and they do wonders for improving the looks of their owners' homes or yards. We have recently added unique cat, dog and horse wine holders to our collection. All yard birds and Junkyard Dogs and Cats are proudly handcrafted in Kentucky!
The medium is metal sculpture. Some of the materials used include garden tools, car parts, farm implements, bicycle parts and mufflers.
We believe that the things that make us the happiest in life when we obtain them are not always the necessities of life, but usually the things that we do not need make us the happiest. And that's what Yardbirds sculptures are all about - happiness!
H&K Steel Sculptures, including unique wine bottle holders and caricatures of bathroom delights, living, musicians, professions, sports and wings & wheels.
H&K Steel Sculptures and Wine Caddies instantly personalize and tastefully decorate your home and office. The unique wine bottle holders and caricatures of sports, professions and other subjects add warmth and individuality to their surroundings. These are handmade, limited editions.
Southern Glass Bottle Trees
Glass Bottle Trees.. A little History
The old methods of repelling evil that still commonly exist are mostly found in yard art or yard shows. Surrounding any living plant or tree with rocks, a discarded tire, or small wire fencing acts as an encircling charm of protection. Similarly, encircling herbs planted around the home serve as a botanical protection. “Swept” yards containing no grass were thought to prevent the devil (i.e., snakes) from having protective cover. But the most dramatic of all art objects designed to repel evil has all but disappeared from the Southern landscape: the bottle tree. In this belief, reaching back to the Congo of the 9th century, colorful bottles (traditionally cobalt blue) are placed on branch ends to catch the sunlight. When an evil spirit sees the play of light, it enters the bottle and, like a wasp, is thereby entrapped.
Remnants of African culture and religion are woven into the fabric of American culture in so many ways, they often remain hidden in plain sight. Hoodoo is alive and well, both in the rural South and in the urban North, evincing the resilience of these beliefs to survive in the face of continued prejudice and misunderstanding. Like the blues, Hoodoo and other belief systems of African derivation will never die but will continue to adapt for survival into the 21st century.
Glass bottle trees are no longer just a Mississippi thing - the popularity has grown into a national interest. Everyone wants a bottle tree to protect their garden.
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