A small gold glass bird figurine the Golden Bird of Good Fortune

What if the man who owned the goose that laid the golden eggs had been grateful and generous rather than greedy?

Had he nurtured the goose instead of killing it to get more eggs all at once perhaps some of the eggs would have hatched and he might have had a whole flock of golden geese.

Our golden birds are meant to remind us to give thanks for all that we have, and to be given as gifts to those you want to share your luck with, or to whom you want to say thank you… because the best way to nurture good fortune is to share it.

Each golden bird is approximately 3 inches nose to tail. Individually hand-sculpted in hot glass, their sparkly golden shimmer is achieved by fusing tiny platelets of gold mica to the surface of the glass while it is more than 2,000°.