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Wild Flower IV - Tropix
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spalted beech hollow form
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Club challenge -White oak
IN The Garden top view
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some beads!
cm. 7 x 7 x 7
Regards
Richard
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Really neat piece Richard. It has an optical illusion effect. How did you secure the blank when turning? Seems impossible at some point.
 
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Richard-

Your piece makes me want to pick it up and roll it around in my hands just looking at it.

Gary
 
Patrick Miller
Very, very cool. I really like it when shapes other than round emerge. I like how well you have matched up the concentric rings at the edges.
Well done!
 

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