A playful and highly decorative bronze sculpture depicting a baobab tree inhabited by numerous birds. Cast in bronze and finished with a beautifully developed green patina, the work combines sculptural presence with a sense of movement and storytelling. the branching canopy is populated by birds perched, resting and interacting across the composition, transforming the tree into a vibrant ecosystem. The expressive modelling and textured surface give the sculpture a lively, almost folkloric character, while the rich patina enhances its organic appearance. balancing between nature sculpture and decorative art, the piece captures the symbolic strength of the baobab tree often regarded as a tree of life while celebrating the relationship between wildlife and landscape. Its compact scale and strong silhouette make it an engaging object from every angle. about the artist the sculpture is signed “tm”, though the artist has not been identified. Works of this type reflect a long tradition of twentieth-century bronze sculpture inspired by nature, wildlife and organic forms. The combination of stylised birds and a monumental tree form creates a distinctive and highly collectible decorative presence. condition excellent condition, with a beautifully developed natural patina. details artist: unknown, signed tm origin: europe period: 1980s material: bronze type: sculpture dimensions h 34 x w 28 x d26 cm