Sitting pretty, this rare and exotic cockerel, with fluffy voluminous plumage is a beloved member of Queen Victoria’s treasured Cochin China Fowl collection.

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Exquisite use of textural materials creates plumage of royal lineage.

Tina Turner Titmouse
on
Queen Victoria's Perch

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Exquisite colors and craftsmanship in this royal, rhythmic design are fit for the Queen's menagerie.

Albert pulls his magnificent train in beneath him, conscious that protocol and regal restraint demand he stay within the 5" royal enclosure.

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The contrasting colors combine to create a handsome rhythmic design. He is slightly out of scale for his perch.

Victoria's fantastical friend..."craning" for more!

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The dynamic form takes flight. Color blocking inhibits rhythm and balance of overall design.

Commemorating Queen Victoria, the Victoria crowned pigeon is regal in royal blue with a white tipped, feathered crest, resembling a crown of pearls.

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Regal colors reflect the royal aviary. The chosen materials and application diminish refinement.

The Victoria Crowned Pigeon, named for Queen Victoria, is known for its grayish blue crest of delicate plumage, red irises and maroon breast.

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Layering and placement of various types of feathers create a pleasing texture. The nest and bird compete for dominance and biforcate the design.