Hand-carved pens featuring birds and animals. The wood used for these pens is from Amorpha, colloquially known as Indigo Bush, which is harvested from sustainable plantations. Farmers make enclosures from this tree to prevent wild animals from destroying their farms and as soon as they are felled, more and planted. They also sell wood from felled trees on the open market to support their income further. It is a circular method to preserve both land and native animals which in turn ensures sustainable forest enclosures.
