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Our popular Narwhal weathervane.

First the body pieces are cut out then the details for the eyes and mouth are “chased” into the copper.

The copper sheet is stretched into shape.

The next step is to smooth the copper to hide all the tool marks.

The two halves of the body are soldered together.

The narwhal’s fins are next to be cut out and hammered into shape.

The fins are soldered together and attached to the body.

Sulfur is used to stain the copper then the copper is rubbed back to a dark copper finish.

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-Artist Bio-

David Ferro is recognized as one of the world’s premier weathervane artists, historians and teachers. His weathervanes crown Rooftops worldwide. His styles and techniques have pioneered the art of weathervane making for nearly 3 decades.