Wild Within – Britain
From Countryside to Fireside
Bring the Countryside into your Home
Do you have a passion for sculpting and wildlife?
If you love nothing more than a cute badger or a bright, cheeky red squirrel, but rarely get to see them up close—whether you live in the city, or only catch glimpses from your window—this series is for you.
“Wild Within – From Countryside to Fireside” brings the beauty of British wildlife into your home, to be enjoyed every single day.
Spirits Guardian
£120.00 + Postage
Perched in twilight stillness,
she keeps silent vigil over furrowed earth.
Eyes like ancient lanterns,
she watches, not as hunter alone,
but as witness—
to whispers in wheat,
to echoes in dusk.
Between the beating heart of the wild
and the pull of the unseen,
she waits.
The night breathes,
and she becomes its keeper.
The Barn Owl’s status varies globally but is generally stable or recovering in many areas, listed as “Least Concern” by the IUCN. In the UK, they are on the Green List (least concern) for conservation, having recovered from declines, though facing threats like habitat loss and roadkill, with conservation efforts (nest boxes) helping populations rebound. In Ireland, however, their range and population are still declining.
Mine
£290.00 + Postage
ON HOLD – EXIBITION
In the heart of the hollow, where ancient oaks grow,
The Keeper of the Seed watches seasons bestow.
With a coat of bright russet and ears tufted high,
He guards the great forest with a keen, watchful eye.
Tucked tight in his paws is a treasure of gold,
A single small acorn for the earth to enfold. He’s the ward of the woodland, the small forest king.
Protecting the life that the springtime will bring.
Red squirrels (Sciurus vulgaris) are native to the UK and Ireland but are classified as Endangered in England, Wales and across Great Britain, with an estimated population of under 30,000 in Britain. They face severe declines due to competition for food and habitat from invasive American grey squirrels, which also spread fatal squirrel pox.
While they are in a precarious state in Great Britain, some populations are stabilising due to conservation efforts. In areas where pine martens have returned, such as in Ireland, they have been shown to help control grey squirrel numbers, allowing red squirrels to make a comeback.
Explore the features of Dee Goodwill’s sculptures and techniques used in creating lifelike wildlife pieces.
Experience the wild within
Hand-crafted with care
Each sculpture is crafted with dedication and attention to detail, capturing the unique features and personality of the wildlife it represents.
A unique glazing technique
Dee Goodwill uses a special layering technique with glazes using an airbrush to create lifelike colors and textures on her sculptures.
Art with a purpose
Not only are Dee Goodwill’s sculptures beautiful pieces of art, but they also serve a greater purpose, by not only bringing wildlife into your life, but telling you all about the animal that you have in your home.
Explore Our Wildlife Sculptures
Take a closer look at our stunning sculptures of the wild animals inhabiting the British countryside.
Support Wildlife Conservation
Help protect endangered species and display the beauty of nature in your home. If you see your favourite, just Contact Dee and she’ll be there to help.
