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| Dimensions | 22 × 13.5 × 2 in |
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This shell wall sculpture was carved from a beautiful ambrosia silver maple tree. The design was inspired by the Fibonacci golden spiral. Carved, textured and finished with Danish oil.
| Dimensions | 22 × 13.5 × 2 in |
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This sculpture is a flowing, wall-mounted abstract form made from Spalted Ambrosia Maple . It unfolds in a rhythmic sequence of curved, ribbon-like lobes that rise and dip across the wall, creating a sense of continuous motion—almost like a frozen wave or a strip of wood caught mid-dance.
Each section is hollowed and concave, revealing dramatic natural patterns in the wood: swirling grain, dark spalting lines, and warm amber-to-honey tones. The edges are crisply defined with a dark border, which sharply outlines the organic shapes and emphasizes their silhouette against the wall. This contrast makes the forms feel both precise and alive.
The sculpture balances symmetry and variation: the central forms are broader and more open, while the outer ends taper and curl inward, giving the piece a dynamic beginning and end. Light plays across the interior surfaces, deepening shadows and highlighting the natural textures, so the work changes subtly depending on viewing angle and illumination.
Overall, the sculpture feels both sculptural and musical—suggesting movement, breath, or sound—while celebrating the inherent beauty and unpredictability of the wood itself.
This form was sculpted from a beautiful piece of Spalted Ambrosia Silver Maple. The shape was inspired by ribbon candy. Sanded carefully and finished with shellac and satin wax. Dims: 22″x14”x7”H. This wall sculpture can be mounted vertical or horizontal.
Available 2/28/2026

Wall sculpture carved from a beautiful piece of Red Maple with extra sapwood. Textured and sandblasted surface, finished with Danish Oil. Dims: 15″ H x 32” W x 2″D.

A striking, one-of-a-kind wall sculpture carved from a premium slab of spalted red oak. Deep, rhythmic grooves sweep upward like unfolding petals or ocean swells, creating a powerful play of shifting shadows that brings dynamic movement to any space. The true magic of the piece lies in the wood’s natural history: erratic, jet-black spalting veins slice horizontally across the vertical wave patterns, juxtaposing an ancient geological timeline against the sculpture’s fluid physics. Perfect as a high-impact focal piece, this sculpture grounds modern interiors, offices, or coastal retreats with warm honeyed wood tones and pure tactile luxury.

This sculpture is an abstract, ribbon-like form carved from a single piece of Black Walnut with warm brown tones and visible grain. It undulates horizontally in a smooth, continuous wave, rising and dipping in a rhythmic sequence of hollowed curves. Each vertical rise opens like a shallow vessel or shell, revealing the layered growth rings of the wood, which emphasize the sculpture’s organic origin.
The edges are sharply defined and darkened, creating a strong outline that contrasts with the lighter interior surfaces. This crisp border accentuates the flowing silhouette and gives the piece a graphic, almost calligraphic quality. Although the form is dynamic and fluid—suggesting movement, sound waves, or a rolling landscape—it maintains a sense of balance and calm through its symmetry and consistent curvature.
Overall, the sculpture blends natural material with refined craftsmanship, transforming solid wood into something that feels light, elastic, and in motion, inviting viewers to walk along its length and experience the changing shapes from different angles.
This form was sculpted from a beautiful piece of Black Walnut. The shape was inspired by ribbon candy. Sanded carefully, bleached, then finished with shellac and satin wax. This wall sculpture can be mounted horizontal or vertical.

Wall sculpture carved from a beautiful piece of spalted white oak.
The form radiates outward from a subtle focal point near its base, its deeply sculpted ribs unfold like the fan of a scallop shell.
The overall effect is one of quiet elegance and natural permanence. It recalls the geometry of marine life, the weathered textures of driftwood, and the passage of time recorded in annual growth rings. Simultaneously sculptural and geological, the work invites contemplation of nature’s ability to create beauty through repetition, growth, and gradual transformation. It stands as a celebration of organic form—where wood becomes shell, landscape, and memory all at once. It was sandblasted to showcase the grain and finished with Danish oil to a satin finish. Dims: 16”H x 16”W x 3”D

This wall sculpture is a flowing ribbon-like form that undulates vertically in an S-shaped rhythm. Carved from red oak and sandblasted to expose the grain patterns that flow with the curved surface. The interior tones range from warm browns and golden hues to darker, almost black areas, while the outer edge is outlined with a dark border, emphasizing the contours.
The overall effect is organic and dynamic, resembling waves, a twisting leaf, or a sinuous natural form frozen in motion. The clean white background highlights the sculpture’s texture, depth, and rhythmic curves.
Wall sculpture, Red Oak sculpted down from a 80 Lb slab to 7 Lbs, sand-textured and dyed black with an oil finish. 31″Tall x 14″ Wide x 7″ Deep

SOLD This shell wall sculpture was carved from a beautiful black walnut tree. The design was inspired by the Fibonacci golden spiral. Carved, textured and finished with Danish oil.

This wall sculpture is a flowing, ribbon-like form carved from spalted ambrosia maple, featuring a series of looping curves that rise and fold back on themselves. The continuous band undulates horizontally, creating three prominent arches with oval openings that pierce through the form. These openings allow light to pass through, casting soft shadows on the wall behind and emphasizing the sculpture’s sense of movement and depth.
The warm, natural grain of the wood—marked by spalting patterns and ambrosia lines—adds visual texture and highlights the material’s natural character. A darkened edge traces the outer contour of the ribbon, accentuating its sinuous silhouette and giving the piece a crisp outline against the wall.
Overall, the sculpture evokes a sense of fluid motion, as if a strip of wood has been gently carved twisted and lifted into rhythmic waves, balancing elegance, craftsmanship, and organic beauty.
