Anita - Artisan Bird Nester

The Anita Artisan Bird Nester is the largest, ‘Spherical’ model of our Fairtrade Nester range. Spherical in shape, it offers a larger cavity perfect for species of small garden birds who roost together. Offering a cosy place to roost during harsh winter months, plus in springtime, small birds may use this Fair Trade product as a nest.

The Fair Trade Bird Nester has a sturdy inner frame for support. Attached hooks at the rear and a long loop at the top to ensure you can fasten the nester securely. As a result, these make it easier to site the nester in the natural leaf cover and vegetation of ivy, bushes, trees or hedges. The nester has a small round entrance reinforced with steel. It is also slightly protruding to make it easy for birds to land and perch on.

Purchasing our Fair Trade product helps both wildlife and people. In addition to giving a bird a nest, you’ll be supporting the Artisan workers in Southern Bangladesh who make them. Funding the survival of many women and their families from rural communities in desperate poverty.

Handmade to the highest quality finish using natural Hogla grass and recycled saris.

(Hogla is a type of grass that abundantly grows in Bangladesh and is used as a material for baskets, cushions and placemats. Hogla grass regularly causes problems near the shores as it can overgrow whole harbors, rivers and ponds. This material is considered a weed and the local villagers remove it.)

Every nester is unique in colour! Each artisan chooses the colourful recycled sari pattern making every nester different.

Siting

Position the bird nester in a sheltered space to keep out harsh weather. Preferably face the bird nester between North and South-East.  A warm, protected roosting space out of the prevailing wind can be a lifesaver for small birds during cold, harsh weather condition.

Details

Dimensions: 155 x 145 x 185 mm

Weight: 280g

Materials: Metal framework, Hogla Grass, recycled saris

Colour: Varies

Special Features: Handmade, Fair Trade, unique colours