HANGING PERCHED PARROT
$90.00

Tool-Can Sam

Forget the dog propaganda - a man's best friend is his toolbox!

In this wild sculpture by artist Fred Conlon, those tools reach new flights of fancy as a perch-sitting parrot with a junkyard attitude. With a body made from an adjustable wrench, a 'feather' crest of nails, and wings of cut steel, this is no front parlor pretty bird. But hanging from its recycled metal perch, it'll make the perfect, scrappy companion for your garage or workshop. Handmade in Utah.

Due to the recycled nature of the materials used, each is one-of-a-kind and will vary.

• Item ID: 20779
• Materials: steel, recycled metal
• Bird approx.: 9-12" L , Frame approx.: 6-9" L x 11-12.5" H. Opening At Top: 1/4" Dia. Weight 2-3 Pounds.
• This item is intentionally designed by Fred Conlon to develop a rust patina outdoors. If the rust is not desirable, the artist recommends a clear spray paint like rust oleum or krylon.
• Please note, our current catalog lists the incorrect retail price for this item. The correct retail price is $90. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Fred Conlon

Raised in Colorado, Fred Conlon lives now in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he makes garden sculptures out of recovered objects. For his helmet sculptures, he uses real recovered World War II helmets. "It is very satisfying to transform something once used in war into a peaceful garden decoration," he says. See all creations.