Quoll Rusted Garden Art By Dianna at Rocklilywombats
Designed by Dianna for a Community art program in Taralga and now available for you place!
shipped international is EXTRA: SHIPPING TO GERMANY $66, US $58 Invoiced separately with actual cost depending what you have with it
includes postage in Aust. No international shipping due to weight
Size 32 cm wide x 27 cm high including ground spikes
Slow those speeding on your driveway! And just for fun!
Made from 3mm Corten steel designed together a rusty patina then rust no further. Maintenance free weathering steal.
This weathering steel will arrive as a grey metal finish which will quickly develop a natural rust patina in your garden. To speed it up hose with water a few times for a few days.
The Koala is an Australian icon and is present in a number of locations not that far from Taralga. They can be found in larger tracts of remnant trees within farmland, as well as in national parks and along rivers such as the Tarlo and Abercrombie. Koalas of the Blue Mountains are among those with the highest level of genetic diversity in Australia. With populations decimated by the fur trade in the early 1900s, the resulting in-breading has taking a toll. The recent 2019 bushfires have again dramatically reduced numbers and we know the local population in the Wombeyan Caves area has gone. Koalas are slow on the road so watch out and go slow. Koalas and wombats are closely related and are both threatened due to loss of habitat.
Dianna has designed a range of local animals either real, extinct or an First Nations myth and they now are affordable garden art. Wombat, Koala, Kangaroo, Quoll, Thylacine, Drop bear, Bunyip.
Initial designs were Funded a community arts project by the Shared Spaces programme, a NSW Government initiative to Upper Lachlan Shire Council. The target was to get motorists speeding thru our local small town of Taralga to slow down and stop and look around. So sharing roads with cards and wildlife.