A picturesque scene of a Greater Sage Grouse mating ground referred to as a "lek", all hand detailed with a movable female sage grouse dancing around the male, who's displaying in hopes of finding a mate.
This scene is handmade out of thick sterling silver, with a citrine "sun" rising above the mountains. This piece comes on an 18" long curb chain, which can be shortened if so desired.
This piece measures nearly 2" wide and weighs 35 grams. It's chunky and big!
About Greater Sage Grouse:
The Greater Sage Grouse (also known as "sagehen") is an at risk grouse native to the western United States. This bird is distinct in its appearance with two large yellow air sacks the males puff up during mating rituals. This bird is vital to the ecosystem where they live because the presence of them indicates a healthy and intact sage brush habitat.
5% of sales from this piece will go to Greater Sage Grouse rescue efforts in Oregon.
Find out more about this bizarre and beautiful bird here.
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