To keep your wool sculpture looking its best, avoid direct sunlight and moisture. Gently dust with a soft brush if needed.

All sculptures are made of pure Australian wool. Depending on size and subject, they may have an internal wire armature for structure. Parts such as claws, beaks and noses may be made of light air-dry clay painted with acrylic paint and sealed with gloss sealant. Eyes are made of resin or plastic. Glue is sometimes used to set parts in place.

The sculptures are works of art and not intended as toys. Over handling will damage them. They can withstand some careful repositioning, however bending parts can damage a piece and I cannot take responsibility if the buyer does this.

As they are hyper realistic and the core of the sculptures are made from minimally processed pure wool, they can be attractive to pets. Animals are attracted to the scent of the wool, so it is best to keep the sculptures in a place that is inaccessible to dogs in particular.