Pathway Feathers
Limited Edition
Series 1- SOLD
Series 2- Available with The Art Buyer Gallery in Hampton Court Palace
Series 3- SOLD
Series 2- Available with The Art Buyer Gallery in Hampton Court Palace
Series 3- SOLD
Feathers are collected along the path: small signs of peace and luck, treasures from the sky, as if carried in from another magical place and time.
Each feather is sculpted by hand and cast in bronze, keeping its exact form but not its weight. The lightness you expect from a feather becomes, unexpectedly, the heaviness of solid bronze in your hand.
Each one rests on a piece of alabaster gathered from a Somerset beach, its grooves worn smooth by the sea and the weather. The feathers are left loose rather than fixed, so you can pick them up, feel their weight and balance them back into the hollows of the stone. Each is a small treasure, waiting to be found.
Choose your set:
Series 1- SOLD
Series 2- £550 Available at The Art Buyer Gallery in Hampton Court Palace
Series 3- SOLD
All include a Somerset alabaster stone. As every stone is found, no two are alike.
Each feather is sculpted by hand, cast in wax and then cast in bronze at the foundry using the lost wax method.
Each feather is sculpted by hand and cast in bronze, keeping its exact form but not its weight. The lightness you expect from a feather becomes, unexpectedly, the heaviness of solid bronze in your hand.
Each one rests on a piece of alabaster gathered from a Somerset beach, its grooves worn smooth by the sea and the weather. The feathers are left loose rather than fixed, so you can pick them up, feel their weight and balance them back into the hollows of the stone. Each is a small treasure, waiting to be found.
Choose your set:
Series 1- SOLD
Series 2- £550 Available at The Art Buyer Gallery in Hampton Court Palace
Series 3- SOLD
All include a Somerset alabaster stone. As every stone is found, no two are alike.
Each feather is sculpted by hand, cast in wax and then cast in bronze at the foundry using the lost wax method.
© Charlotte Austen 2026