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Posted 10 years ago
Budek
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Hello Friends,
Isn't this incredible!? A solid piece of walnut, no visible joins, with thin walls. I'm so taken with it's beauty, the lightness, the simple shape, the gorgeous grain and color.
I'd love to know more about it, ( I've had it for a few years, but lately it's been beckoning me ). Any help identifying the beautiful soul who made this would be greatly appreciated.
Best to all,
T
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Thanks for the look and love, aghcollect
Much appreciated!
Maybe inky can help with this one, Tony. A wonderful piece!
Hello Budek... I'm sorry I can't... the only thing I can tell you which you probably know is that Cromwell is in Central Atago on the beautiful South Island...but!... I can tell you that you have a beautiful piece of turned walnut there...:-)
Thanks for the loves, Kevin, Inky, Mike, & Bootson,
and Thank You Kevin & Inky for the helping comments,
from the morning after our first snowfall,
T
It might be a music/percussion instrument. Gorgeous piece, Love It!
beautiful piece!
Thanks for the looks and loves, PhilDavidAlexanderM, charcoal, Tom, & Sean,
and Thanks for the very interesting comments, Tom and Sean.
Tom, when I've handled it I've been keenly aware of the sound that it makes, so your suggestion that it might be a percussion instrument seems very realistic to me,....thanks for bringing it into the light!!!
Happy Week-end to all!,
Tony.
You're very welcome Budek. Try it out to "Don't Fear the Reaper" by Blue Öyster Cult....it might need more cow bell. LoL, but wood block has a warmer tone! =)
Fantastic piece of wood turning, a testament to the skill of the craftsman who turned it!
You could try contacting the Wellwood Gallery, possibly they could point you in the right direction.
http://jockmcm.wix.com/web-site#!__contact-and-map
David, Thanks so much for the look, love, comment & link!
I've written Woody a note with photos attached,....I'll let you know the result of the inquiry.
Thanks again, Tony.
You're welcome Tony.