Quintessentially Provincetown. Handmade by a New England native woodworker and his Afghani refugee helper from driftwood he collects from across New England beaches, each whale is completely unique with the natural patterns of the wood dictating the shape of each piece. Lightweight, with a secure metal wire loop for easy display, these will fit in anywhere in your home either individually or as a pod. Just like real whales, no two are ever the same so you can really have fun arranging a wall display of different shapes, sizes and textures. Feel free to hang them outside, even in unsheltered spots - they will age beautifully and have gotten a light coat of teak oil to help protect them. Each piece is signed and dated by the artist and labeled with the source of the driftwood. Smalls measure between 11-12" long by 3-5" tall by 3/4-2.5" thick and weigh between 4oz and a pound, depending on size and density of the wood. Mediums measure between 15-18" long by 5-8" tall by 1-2.5" thick and weigh between 12oz and 2lbs, depending on size and density of the wood. Larges measure 18-24" long by 7-9" tall and 1.5-3" thick and weigh between 1.5 and 2.5lbs, depending on size and density of the wood. Extra larges measure between 28.5 -33" long by 6-9" tall by 2-4" thick and weigh between 2 and 5lbs, depending on size and density of the wood. Double extra large #1 measures 32.5" in length by 8" tall by 2" thick and weighs 8lbs. #2 measures 33" in length by 7.5" tall by 4" thick and weighs 8lbs. Jumbos #1&2 measure between 32-34" long by 10"-11" tall by 2-3" thick and weigh approximately 5lbs. Jumbo #2 measures 53" long by 8" tall by 1" thick and weighs approximately 5lbs. Super Jumbos - Moby Dick measures 68" long by 11" tall by 1.5" thick and weighs 18lbs. The Old One measures 73" long by 9" tall by 2" thick and weighs 21lbs. NOTE - Jumbo and Super Jumbo sizes can NOT be shipped due to both their size/weight and are not likely to survive shipping, but can be delivered anywhere on Cape Cod for FREE by arrangement. Handmade in Connecticut.
