Celebrate a legendary American folk hero with the Bert Anderson Collection Paul Bunyan Ornament! Measuring approximately 4.5 inches tall, this larger-than-life lumberjack features his familiar red shirt, blue jeans, and trusty axe. His playful dangling legs and expressive appearance capture Nebraska artist Bert Anderson's signature sense of humor. Originally sculpted in clay and reproduced in hand-painted resin, this charming ornament makes a distinctive addition to Christmas trees, rustic cabins, lodges, and Americana-inspired displays. It's also a memorable gift for lumberjacks, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates American folklore.
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Original Design: Created from an original clay sculpture by Nebraska artist Bert Anderson.
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Size: Measures approximately 4.5 inches tall, excluding the hanger.
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Material: Crafted from resin with carefully hand-painted details.
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Legendary Design: Features American folk hero Paul Bunyan wearing his traditional red shirt and blue jeans while carrying an axe.
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Playful Details: Hinged, dangling legs add movement and Bert Anderson's signature whimsical personality.
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Versatile Décor: Perfect for Christmas trees, cabins, lodges, Northwoods-themed displays, and year-round Americana collections.
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Unique Gift: A distinctive keepsake for Paul Bunyan fans, lumberjacks, outdoor enthusiasts, folklore lovers, and Bert Anderson collectors.
Bert Anderson has been sculpting ideas in clay since his school days. He’s worked with a variety of subject matter from old west figurines to whimsical gnomes. Although the overall look has been different with each project, the one thing that always seems to show up in his work is humor. There have been obvious puns and gags, as well as something simple like a subtle look that makes you smile or laugh. Bert graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, not really knowing what he wanted to do. He had been sculpting pieces all this time for family and friends, but never considered that making figurines was a possible career move. Nebraska created, and mass produced off shore. Based in Lincoln, Nebraska.
