Decorative Wooden Whale Tail 100cm
The Decorative Wooden Whale Tail 100cm is a 50 × 10 × 100cm hand-carved wooden sculpture in distressed white wash, capturing the graceful moment a whale’s tail rises above the surface as the body dives beneath the waves. The slim 10cm depth suits placement against walls, on narrow console surfaces, or in spaces where deeper pieces wouldn’t fit. The 1m vertical scale makes this a primary statement decor moment rather than a small accent piece, suited to coastal-themed lounges, beach houses, hospitality entryways, and Beach Cottage interiors.
– Dimensions: 50 × 10 × 100 cm (W × D × H)
– Material: hand-carved wood
– Colour: white
– Hand-applied variation: each piece is hand-carved and hand-finished, so wood grain pattern, white-wash distribution, and surface character vary slightly between pieces in the range
– Design Signature: the upturned whale tail captures the diving moment, with the curved fluke form rising above an implied water line
– Finish: distressed whitewash with sun-bleached weathered character
– Use: indoor only
– Suited to: floor-standing decor in lounge corners, console tabletop placement, mantel anchor styling, hospitality reception accents, and Beach Cottage interiors
- Estimated Delivery : 4 to 10 business days
| Dimensions | 50 × 10 × 100 cm |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Finish | Distressed white wash with sun-bleached weathered character |
| Indoor / Outdoor | Indoor only |
| Style Match | Beach Cottage |
| Product Assembly | No Assembly Required |
FAQ
What does the upturned tail represent?
The piece captures the precise moment a diving whale lifts its tail above the surface before disappearing beneath the waves. The vertical fluke form represents this frozen action moment, giving the sculpture narrative weight rather than a static decorative shape. The diving moment carries broad cross-cultural marine symbolism (Pacific Polynesian, Hawaiian, Pacific Northwest Indigenous, Norse maritime, contemporary coastal decor) without representing any single tradition specifically.
How does the white wash differ from glossy white paint?
White wash applies a thin white pigment that allows the natural wood grain to show through, giving the piece a sun-bleached weathered appearance. Glossy white paint covers the wood grain entirely with a uniform finish. The white wash suits coastal and beach-house styling better, since the weathered character reads as authentic seaside vocabulary rather than fresh contemporary paint.
What size space does the 100cm scale suit?
The 1m vertical scale suits floor-standing placement in lounge corners, primary bedroom corners, hallways, and entryways with sufficient ceiling clearance (200cm+ ideal). For console or mantel placement, the piece reaches well above the surface, requiring wall space above the surface for the tail to read clearly. Spaces with tight ceilings or low wall clearance would crowd the piece.
Is it suitable as a gift?
Yes. The piece works particularly well as a gift for housewarmings (especially for beach houses, coastal properties, or seaside renovations), as a milestone gift for hospitality property openings, or as a coastal-decor enthusiast gift. The substantial scale makes this more suited to larger gift occasions than smaller gift contexts.


















