This 10-foot tall bronze sculpture of huckleberry blossoms stands as an iconic symbol of New Bloomfield, reflecting the town’s rich natural heritage. Nearby, the ancient colony of box huckleberry, estimated to be over 1,000 years old, adds historical depth to the sculpture’s significance. Designed by a local artist, the sculpture was fabricated at Cherrylion Studios in Atlanta, Georgia, and then cast in bronze in Utah.
About the Artist
Additional details about Mario Celi are coming soon.
Project Coordination & Support
As a vital component of the Downtown Revitalization project in Perry County, each borough’s Main Street Committee selected their preferred type of public art and collaborated with an artist to bring their vision to life. Through this community engagement, the sculpture not only highlights the unique history and aspirations of New Bloomfield but also contributes to the overall enhancement and revitalization of Perry County’s downtown areas.
