Birgitta, Anatomica - Handcarved Wooden Anatomical Doll by Jana Seven

$575.00

Inspired by the breathtaking wax and wood anatomical figures of the past, Jana Seven carefully hand-carved this unique piece from wood. Birgitta, Anatomica’s torso is if filled with tiny organs that fit inside her like a puzzle. She can hang on a wall inside her coffin, or rest on a shelf. Her 13.5” rough-hewn coffin was created using salvaged wood.

Jana Seven is a self-taught artist living in New England. Her work pulls from nature, dreams, and folk tales. An obsessive fascination with the past, and the beauty and importance of decay pervades her thoughts and haunts her work. Jana’s art can be found in private collections throughout the world.

13.5" x 4" x 1.5"

Add To Cart

Inspired by the breathtaking wax and wood anatomical figures of the past, Jana Seven carefully hand-carved this unique piece from wood. Birgitta, Anatomica’s torso is if filled with tiny organs that fit inside her like a puzzle. She can hang on a wall inside her coffin, or rest on a shelf. Her 13.5” rough-hewn coffin was created using salvaged wood.

Jana Seven is a self-taught artist living in New England. Her work pulls from nature, dreams, and folk tales. An obsessive fascination with the past, and the beauty and importance of decay pervades her thoughts and haunts her work. Jana’s art can be found in private collections throughout the world.

13.5" x 4" x 1.5"

Inspired by the breathtaking wax and wood anatomical figures of the past, Jana Seven carefully hand-carved this unique piece from wood. Birgitta, Anatomica’s torso is if filled with tiny organs that fit inside her like a puzzle. She can hang on a wall inside her coffin, or rest on a shelf. Her 13.5” rough-hewn coffin was created using salvaged wood.

Jana Seven is a self-taught artist living in New England. Her work pulls from nature, dreams, and folk tales. An obsessive fascination with the past, and the beauty and importance of decay pervades her thoughts and haunts her work. Jana’s art can be found in private collections throughout the world.

13.5" x 4" x 1.5"