Ann Hayes
Festive Orley the Owl by Ann Hayes
$20.00
Ann Hayes
Festive Orley the Owl by Ann Hayes
$20.00
New Orley the Owl is adorned with a festive holiday hat and is hand made by Co Cork artist Ann Hayes. Orley is even carring a present under his wing !
Red Breasted Robins are Hand Made by Ann Hayes too.
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