Carving animals

Seiji Kawasaki, a Japanese master woodworker who specializes in magical carved wooden works, has created a cute set of animals that have gained a lot of

Marine sculpture in birch plywood by award winning artist, Bill Prickett.

Quality woodworking has a way of seeming almost fantastical, like an object of art piece straight out of a fantasy movie. But despite the art form’s age, there are still creative people out there, chiseling, sawing, and sanding wood for our benefit.

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American Folk Art snake fountain. Edward Thorp gallery 2014 exhibition. edwardthorpgallery.com

Carved perching bellbird, happy just to hang out on any edge or ledge. Made from Tasmanian blackwood or recycled rimu timber. Each wooden bird is lovingly carved from a custom selected bit timber to provide its own unique grain pattern and character. As each one is custom carved they are all slightly different in shape and size. The upmost effort has been put in to sustainably source all of the materials used to ensure the most gentle of footprints. Made from - Locally sourced storm fallen…

About this item Size: 5.11*1.18*3.14inch(Package includes: a Fox) These animal figurines will bring a sense of peace to any home. They are hand carved and painted with care, made out of sturdy wood that lasts long in the best of conditions. Feel free to give them as gifts for special friends or family members, or collect them yourself! The animal wooden figures are handmade from carved wood and hand painted with varying tones of colors - making each one one-of-a-kind! Material: BassWood…

The days leading up to Christmas usually find me making a few gifts for loved ones. Among them, toys have a special place. I thought I’d share a few toys of the wood carved variety that mig…

My grandfather built his house not far away from his mother's log home. When she died, he converted hers into a wood workshop. I remember going there as a child; the place seemed like another world to me. Inside, there were stacks and stacks of tools, some big, some small, and you could always smell warm and earthy scents. A birch chair in one corner, an almost finished oak table in the other. It was so peaceful.