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michael alguire

Spanish Broom

This vase is from a piece of Alligator Juniper, creating this form really helps bring out the natural edge and really shows off the grain.
The name was inspired by the Spanish Broom plant that is native to New Mexico.
The form resembles the Spanish broom known for its beauty and delightful fragrance.
12" tall x 12” diameter.
Deft spray lacquer for the finish.
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NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D3400
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