Mixed media diorama of a Norfolk Red Cow standing on Hempton green .
An extinct breed of cow the Norfolk Red, ancestor of today’s Red Poll cattle. Standing on Hempton green with the view of Fakenham church in the distance. This is where livestock fairs used to be held, giving the name to the Bullock Hills from them.
This bull has been carefully felted from merino wool and other media for a realistic look. A hand-painted watercolour background of a Norfolk common, brought together over many hours to make up this delightful and realistic scene
This diorama , one of a kind piece of art has been constructed over many hours using wool, paper, glass, wire, paint, and other natural materials for a realistic look. It would make a realistic one of a kind gift for anyone intrested in Norfolk History or livestock .
Standing frame measures 8×8 inches
This wool sculpture is created by blending and shaping the wool by hand using felting needles. Other mixed media is used to create a unique collectable ornament. It is completely one-of-a-kind, and would make an amazing gift for a collector.
Please note that this is a piece of art for collectors, therefore not suitable to be used as a toy.
Small parts sadly make this sculpture unsuitable for children.




















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