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  1. Live Edge Ash Off-Center landscape Christmas tree box

    Live Edge Ash Off-Center landscape Christmas tree box

    Ash was dyed Transtint Bright Red, scorched, wire wheeled and re-dyed, two shared of gold gilding wax. Pear Off-Axis Tree cut on three axis with different skews, dyed green then some black dye. Silver and Green gilding wax dabbled on tree and ground to simulate snow. All topped with an acrylic...
    • Nick Valenza
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    • ash box bradford pear christmas gilding multi axis xmas
    • Comments: 6
    • Category: Member Galleries
  2. Genko Twist

    Genko Twist

    This 10-inch tall vase was turned off center on the upper sections to generate the twist. Three Genko leaves were carved and colored in the top rim to add a splash of color and interest. A glass insert was added to the vase so that it can hold water and flowers. My best guess at the wood...
    • brian horais
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    • multi axis
    • Comments: 0
    • Album: Twisted Turnings - Horais
  3. Crisscross Thermed Table

    Crisscross Thermed Table

    This 19-inch-tall table was made with crisscrossed legs that were created on the lathe using a technique known as therming. Woods used were Walnut for the top, Pau Marfin for the legs and Cherry for the center sphere. I used almost every tool in my shop on this. Finish is Watco Oil buffed.
    • brian horais
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    • multi axis thermed
    • Comments: 1
    • Album: Twisted Turnings - Horais
  4. Skeleton

    Skeleton

    This isa deconstructed multi axis form. It is cherry, 3" square by 4.5" tall.
    • barbara dill
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    • multi axis sculpture
    • Comments: 0
    • Category: Member Galleries
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