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I've always liked the way "organic" shapes are often composed of regular, almost machine-like patterns with simple variations.
For this piece, I used very thin, circular pieces of Purpleheart in several sizes to form the concentric, interlaced rows of petals. The individually cut leaves are in maple, and a small amount of sawdust is glued into the center. The whole flower floats about an inch above the bottom of a very simple Canarywood bowl.
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Camellia, 1997
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Purpleheart, Canarywood, Maple
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(6 x 9 x 9 inches)
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Sold
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