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Eclectic Wonders
Eclectic Wonders is a small company located in Windsor, Connecticut. Bill Herzfeld, an up and coming artist, designs and hand makes every item. All are one of a kind and unique.
Eclectic Wonders is always growing, changing and evolving! Bill's art now includes outdoor garden pieces, copper flowers, figures and large outdoor works. Many of the items are made from found objects, vintage and heirloom components mixed with copper, stainless steel and other metals. Wind chimes, pens, key rings and vases are made from antique silver-plate. Take a look at the giant Dragonflys and other giant bugs! These are also made with found and recycled pieces. Eclectic Wonders makes handmade art, uncommon art.
Please look at Bill's newest creations, "Kool Kats" in the Fauna category. See what you think!
We hope you enjoy the always changing and growing collection.
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Eclectic Wonders is a small company located in scenic Windsor, Connecticut. Every item offered is hand made by the artist. Everything produced is a one of a kind item. All items are designed and made by Bill.
Many items are made from vintage and heirloom components. Bill scours our local flea markets for silverware, found objects and other cool stuff, things that can find a new life as part of his work.
Bill's creative side is shown in the giant bugs, snakes and other creations. These often contain recycled industrial bulbs or radio vacuum tubes, copper parts, springs, found objects along with jewelry quality components. They will develop a wonderful patina as they age.
Eclectic Wonders is available to a select number of galleries, gift and antique shops. Please contact if you are interested in carrying Eclectic Wonders' products in your store.
Hope you enjoy the collection!
Bill
Artist's Statement
Eclectic Wonders has been Bill Herzfeld's dream for years. After years working in the corporate world he decided it was time for a change. His art has now become his arena for artistic & personal growth. As a self-taught artist, Bill constantly explores and experiments and takes risks. When asked why, "this is the fun part, why be normal" is his reply. If asked to describe his art, Bill responds that he makes "stuff out of stuff", what he calls uncommon art. There's more than that though, Old and found pieces are combined with new, things are hammered and heated for texture, copper, stainless steel or other mat...
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