Q: Which color to choose between red and blue?
Depending on the style of the garden and color preferences. The red (Ara macao) is more flamboyant and warmer — scarlet red, bright yellow, cobalt blue — it stands out in any space and brings immediate tropical energy. The blue (Ara ararauna) is more refined in its palette — deep cobalt blue and yellow — it particularly complements green vegetation and more contemporary spaces. The two side by side create the most complete and visually rich macaw composition.
Q: What is the difference between this large macaw and the compact blue macaw in the catalog?
The size, weight, and available colors. The compact blue macaw (19x11xH38cm, 1.1kg, Medium) is a lighter sculpture with triple use (indoor + balcony + garden), available only in cobalt blue. This large macaw (42x27xH68cm, 5kg, Large) is almost twice as tall, much heavier, available in red or blue, and perched on an integrated stump — a complete garden piece. Together, they create the most complete macaw composition in the catalog.
Q: Can this sculpture stay in an outdoor garden all year round?
Yes — balcony & terrace and outdoor garden. The polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and the UV treatment specifically protects bright colors (red, yellow, blue) that are naturally more sensitive to fading without protection. Its weight (5kg) and wide base ensure good stability outdoors. For very windy locations, a slightly sheltered spot is preferable.
Q: Is the base made of real wood or polyresin?
In high-density polyresin (polystone) wood effect finish — the same material as the bird, with a treated surface that faithfully reproduces the textures and warm tones of a real base. No risk of rot, cracking, or differential degradation between the bird and its support — both have exactly the same behavior outdoors.
Q: Can the large red macaw and the large blue macaw be placed together in the same space?
It is even the most recommended composition. Red (Ara macao) and blue (Ara ararauna) side by side — two real species, two very contrasting color palettes, an immediately spectacular two-colored macaw composition. The same size and silhouette of both sculptures create perfect formal coherence despite the color difference.