Green Man Sculpture Large 25x19x7cm

A carved wooden sculpture with a woodland face has texture and quiet character. The raised leaves, watchful eyes and natural bark edge make it feel close to the tree it came from, more like a found forest spirit than a flat decoration.

What the carving brings

• The face sits in relief, so light catches the nose, leaves and brow while the deeper cuts hold shadow.
• Natural bark frames the carving, keeping the outer edge dark, rough and organic.
• The warm wood tone suits earthy interiors, garden rooms, hallways and calm corners with plants or woven textures.
• The expression is still and slightly mysterious, a quiet focal point rather than bright decoration.

Carved wood with a living edge

This piece is made from wood, carved into a Green Man face with layered leaf forms radiating from the centre. These tree trunk carvings are fashioned from Chinaberry and Hibiscus trunk offcuts, so the bark, grain and tone may vary naturally from piece to piece.

Where to place it

Keep it dry and avoid prolonged damp, as natural wood can mark, swell or dull when exposed to moisture.

The Green Man in context

The Green Man is a foliate face, a human form entwined with leaves, known from European medieval church carving and later folk-art traditions. It is commonly associated with woodland, seasonal renewal and the returning life of spring, but it also works simply as a strong natural motif. Here, the symbol feels grounded rather than ornate: a face emerging from wood, surrounded by leaf shapes, with the trunk edge still visible around it.

Size and details

• Dimensions: 25 x 19 x 7 cm.
• Weight: 350 g.
• Material: wood.
• Origin: Indonesia.
• Range: Tree Trunk Carvings.

A thoughtful gift for nature-led homes

It suits someone who loves woodland symbolism, rustic interiors or carved decorative objects with a story. A good choice for a housewarming, a garden-room refresh, or a quiet corner that needs something more tactile than a print.

Common questions

Will every piece look exactly the same?
No. Because the carving uses natural trunk offcuts, variations in bark, grain and wood tone are part of the character.

Is it suitable for outdoor use?
It is best kept indoors or in a very dry, sheltered spot. Wood can be affected by rain, humidity and prolonged damp.