Figurine - Twee bijen van metaal - Metal





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Two metal bees sculpture from Zimbabwe, 2023, made of metal, 10 × 10 × 10 cm and 150 g, in new condition, can stand freely or be mounted on a wall, door, or fence.
Description from the seller
These two detailed bees are made from sturdy recycled metal. The decorative objects can stand on their own, but there is also an option to mount them on a wall, door, or fence. These solid objects are finished to every detail and are particularly decorative.
Length 10 cm
Width 10 cm
Height 10 cm
A wild bee is a bee species that lives in nature and is not kept by beekeepers. This includes both bumblebees and solitary bees. Wild bees build their nests, for example, in the ground, in wood, or in hollow stems.
About bees:
Most species of wild bees are solitary bees. A solitary bee lives alone, without a queen or workers. Each female bee builds her own nest and independently cares for her offspring. This behavior differs from honeybees and bumblebees, which live in colonies. In the Netherlands, there are more than 350 native species of wild bees.
These two detailed bees are made from sturdy recycled metal. The decorative objects can stand on their own, but there is also an option to mount them on a wall, door, or fence. These solid objects are finished to every detail and are particularly decorative.
Length 10 cm
Width 10 cm
Height 10 cm
A wild bee is a bee species that lives in nature and is not kept by beekeepers. This includes both bumblebees and solitary bees. Wild bees build their nests, for example, in the ground, in wood, or in hollow stems.
About bees:
Most species of wild bees are solitary bees. A solitary bee lives alone, without a queen or workers. Each female bee builds her own nest and independently cares for her offspring. This behavior differs from honeybees and bumblebees, which live in colonies. In the Netherlands, there are more than 350 native species of wild bees.

