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Vase from a Black Cherry Burl, approx 8" tall x 7" dia - filled w/ layers of epoxy to stabilize and add color and i also added bits of crushed glass for texture in the filled areas.
Thank you so much Don!
Frank, there are bits of crushed turquoise under the crushed glass, and you can see that a bit better in some of the images on my website. I used the glass (crushed Coke bottles) for the soft green color and the sparkle - crushed almost to a powder for the consistancy. The larger chunks make it a bit dangerous, but when they fill the voids of the burl under the epoxy, it looks kind of jewel-like. Thanks!
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