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Woodcarvings
spotted during our travels
This owl was carved in Indonesia. 6 inches
tall. 2 lbs.
Crocodile wood (note the lumpy bark). Natural wood, except
beak and pupils (painted or stained). Clear protective finish.
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This
"recycled" eagle was molded and carved in northern
Thailand. Sawdust from wood carving was mixed with resin
to form a clay-like material that was then shaped and carved.
It is mounted on a "cast-off" block of wood that was too small
to carve. 10-12 inches tall. 2 lbs. Clear protective
finish.
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Woodcarver Tom Wolfe paints a
confederate flag he carved for his Uncle Sam character to hold.
He says, "Most people don't know that Uncle Sam was a
confederate sympathizer." His shop is at Grandfather
Mountain, North Carolina (Used by permission.) |
Woodcarvings
from Ghana, West Africa
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Steve for information about purchasing these carvings.
(These photos submitted by Adom Carvers)
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