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Coming Full Circle
Going Carbide
Spalted Sycamore Vase
white plate
Coming Full Circle
from the top pic. nr. 2
what nature tries to hide
natural edge platter
Alan Carter

Coming Full Circle

This one was a bit tricky to assemble. 3 hands and a bunch of clamps and homemade fixtures were needed to hold the whole thing together while the glue set up.
The woods are figured maple, jarrah, and Indian rosewood. It's 13"Hx12"Wx7"D.
The finial on the holllow form vessel lifts off to reveal a removable reliquary container. The lower finial reaches into the cone shaped recepticle but doesn't touch it.
Comments welcome.
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Terry Scott
Alan you just keep coming out with extraordinary work
Your joinery skills are second to none
 
P
fascinating and beautiful! BZ
 
Don Leydens
You keep pushing yourself and I love that. Your work is always a pleasure to look at and try to figure out. Outstanding workmanship and imagination!
Don L.
 

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