18cm x 18cm (framed.)



Wild Tasmanian Devils can only be found in Tasmania (Australia).

Hundreds of years ago, Tasmanian devils not only lived in Tasmania, but also on the Australian mainland. We know this from fossils that have been found. They became extinct on the mainland about 600 years ago.

Devils are mostly black, but usually have white markings on the rump or chest. They stand about 30 centimetres high at the shoulder and weigh up to 12 kilograms. Like other marsupials, the devil stores fat in its tail so that its body has something to draw on when food gets scarce.

Jenadors Tasmanian Devils is part of a collection of twelve Australiana Wildlife designs.

The design of an image is etched into 5mm thick black glass. The etching is embedded with opal that has been selected and cut for its brilliance and luster.

The finished piece is then framed and when mounted on a wall or perhaps a bench top with lighting directed on it, the image comes to life! A truly beautiful, spectacular masterpiece.

Jenador exhibits her art around the world, her works are investment, collector pieces and are sold with a Certificate of Appraisal.

This piece was completed in four days.