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Known for their long wool, the Cotswold sheep originate from the Cotswold in the United Kingdom. Considered an ‘at risk’ breed, this Cotswold Ewe sculpture has been hand-crafted in association with the Rare Breeds Survival Trust, whose purpose is to secure the continued existence and viability of the native farm animal.
Made by talented artist Emma Stothard, who was able to start up her business with a loan from The Prince’s Trust, she was invited by His Majesty The King Charles III to exhibit her willow sculptures, including this Cotswold ewe, on the Orchard Lawns at Highgrove.
Sculpted from British willow, interwoven with wire and bronze wire and shaped around a steel armature, the contrasting willow colours in these sculptures create form and definition. Each sculpture is finished with a coating of linseed oil and turpentine solution to preserve and protect it.
Place in the garden with the Cotswold lamb by the mother’s side.
Please note: This willow sculpture is bespoke and made to order
Delivery Lead Time & Costs
Each willow sculpture takes approximately four – twelve weeks to make.
Please note: Free shipping does not apply to this product as it is managed through a third-party provider. Emma Stothard Sculpture will contact each customer when the willow sculpture is ready to be dispatched and will quote the exact delivery charge which the customer will pay directly to Emma Stothard Sculpture.
Sculpture Sizes
Small sculptures: Chattering Hens, Moon Gazing Hare, Woody Woodpecker, Pheasants, Barn Owl, Red Squirrel, Lamb, Maran Cockerel
Large sculptures: Roe Doe, Roe Fawn, Roe Buck, Dartmoor Pony, Gloucester Old Spot, Pair of Old Spots, Dancing Hares, Swaledale Ewe, Cotswold Ewe, Collie, Irish Moiled Cow
Mainland UK delivery
Delivery will be costed on an individual basis and will vary from £20 - £500 depending on the size of the sculpture and distance from warehouse. Delivery costs are exclusive of VAT. Small sculptures are posted via recorded delivery. Large sculptures are posted via a third-party courier.
Non-mainland UK delivery
Delivery costs for large sculptures to non-mainland UK will be costed on an individual basis via a third-party courier. Delivery costs for small sculptures are posted via recorded delivery. Delivery costs are exclusive of VAT.
Non-mainland UK includes: Scottish Highlands, Scottish Islands, Isles of Scilly, Channel Islands, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man and Northern Ireland.
International Delivery
All sculptures can be shipped door-to-door anywhere in the world. Delivery costs will be costed on an individual basis and are dealt with via a third-party provider, exclusive of VAT. Please contact customer services for more information on international delivery.
For full details on delivery & returns, please view our Delivery & Returns policy. By placing an order with Highgrove Enterprises Ltd you are agreeing to our Terms and Conditions.
Known for their long wool, the Cotswold sheep originate from the Cotswold in the United Kingdom. Considered an ‘at risk’ breed, this Cotswold Ewe sculpture has been hand-crafted in association with the Rare Breeds Survival Trust, whose purpose is to secure the continued existence and viability of the native farm animal.
Made by talented artist Emma Stothard, who was able to start up her business with a loan from The Prince’s Trust, she was invited by His Majesty The King Charles III to exhibit her willow sculptures, including this Cotswold ewe, on the Orchard Lawns at Highgrove.
Sculpted from British willow, interwoven with wire and bronze wire and shaped around a steel armature, the contrasting willow colours in these sculptures create form and definition. Each sculpture is finished with a coating of linseed oil and turpentine solution to preserve and protect it.
Place in the garden with the Cotswold lamb by the mother’s side.
Please note: This willow sculpture is bespoke and made to order
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