Gembira Bird made of Albesia wood with movable head, 80 cm The Gembira Bird brings a lively atmosphere to any room with its gently swaying head and expressive eyes. This hand-carved artwork made of lightweight Albesia wood stands firmly on a stable base and impresses with its detailed design featuring intricately crafted feather structures. Thanks to a sturdy metal spring, the head moves with even light touches, always appearing curious or approving. Gembira – Joy in Motion The name "Gembira" means "happy" or "cheerful" in Indonesian – a trait that this special bird expresses with every movement. In Bali, movable figures like this are not just decorative objects, but are also appreciated as symbols of positive energy in gardens and entrance areas. Thus, the Gembira Bird is more than just a sculpture: it brings a smile and a cheerful mood every day. Light and artistic – Albesia wood with loving details Made from sustainable Albesia wood, this figure captivates with its light weight and easy handling. The precisely carved details – from the distinctive eyes to the delicate feather crest – give the bird a lively character. The harmonious interplay of black, brown, and cream tones fits beautifully into both modern and ethnically inspired interior styles. Product details – Gembira Bird Material: Hand-carved Albesia wood with metal spring Design: Bird with movable head and detailed surface Dimensions: approx. 80 × 30 × 30 cm Weight: approx. 1.5 kg Special feature: Head mounted on spring, reacts to touch Purpose: Perfect for living rooms, hallways, practices, or as a gift Dealer note Serayu Craft offers a unique shopping experience in Bali: two neighboring stores that could not be more different. While one showcases a wide selection of wooden figures like monkeys, hippos, and Buddhas, the other impresses with friendly service and extraordinary furniture pieces – such as glass tables with elephant or octopus legs. A visit is worthwhile, best outside of lunchtime. Handmade and individuality Each Gembira Bird is lovingly hand-carved and painted. The use of Albesia wood and the individual placement of the metal spring ensure small differences in shape, color, and mobility – a distinctive feature of true Balinese craftsmanship. Further information on traditional Balinese craftsmanship and why perfection is not always the goal can be found here.