This piece is drift wood that comes from the Irish sea and scavenged from the County Wexford Coast on the east coast of Southern Ireland.
It hangs amoungst clematis on a willow arch.
The wood is from a tree root which gives it its unique shaping to hold the 5 carvings. it is partialy burnt having survived being used as fire wood on the beech.
A totaly unique piece not found anywhere else. this piece will hang in my garden for years to come.
3 comments:
cool work
WOW! What a unique talent!
This piece is wonderful! I love the gnarly tree root.
I've just discovered your blog via Blucamels in Brittany. She mentioned both our blogs in a post today.
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