The table has been delivered! Here are a few more shots I took before making the delivery. If you’re interested, check out my portfolio.
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The table has been delivered! Here are a few more shots I took before making the delivery. If you’re interested, check out my portfolio.
STUNNING WORK, BEAUTIFUL DESIGN, EXQUISITE CRAFTSMANSHIP – way to go!
Tanya,
Many thanks!
Your work is beautiful as well. I really like the way you use found rocks or stones with iron. I’ve been collecting stones with ideas of incorporating them in my work some how. This is something I started thinking about when I came across what I thought were called philosopher stones, carved wooden bases holding stones that bring to mind mountains and landscapes like the 3 gorges in china. Googling philosopher stones brings up a lot of other stuff but not what I’m thinking of, I’ll check my journals.
Tanya,
It wasn’t philosopher stones that I was thinking of it was “Scholars Rocks” also known as Lingbi. While these tend to be more complex and intricate than the rounded river rocks you are using I have always thought that the presentation of the more smooth and rounded rocks in furniture would work. Maybe more of a Japanese Zen approach than Chinese Confucian. You are doing it nicely.
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