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Cremation Urn detail

This shows the ebony Celtic cross I carved for the finial and the Celtic Knot design on the upper band. The same pattern was used on the lower band as well.

Photo by Jerry Anthony
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Beautiful detail and stunning workmanship. Somedays I am overwhelmed by how little I know about this craft. I'm sure the family was very appreciative of the urn.
 

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NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D300
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