Falconry "Priceless"

For our falconer friends, this design lists some of the costs of the sport/hobby/lifestyle/obsession -- and an experience that makes it all worthwhile! The text reads: Apprenticeship: 2 years Mews and weathering: $2500 Bells and bewits: $40 Hood: $85 Gauntlet: $90 Scale: $175 Annual permits and dues: $150 Jesses, leashes, whistle, lure, creance, etc.: $200 When they fly free and then return to you... PRICELESS! The hawk in this design was painted by Hans Holbein in 1533 in a portrait of Robert Cheseman, who held the honorary position of grand falconer to Henry VIII. For other designs from Kellswood Design & Krafts, please visit our website: www.kellswood.com/krafts