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| Weight | 10 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 32 × 2 × 14 in |
Maple Galaxy II
$ 3,200.00
This sculpture is a wall-mounted relief carved from a single piece of Maple. It has an organic, flowing composition: deep, curved grooves radiate outward from a small circular opening near the center, creating a swirling, vortex-like effect.
The carving emphasizes the natural grain of the wood, with alternating light and dark tones that accentuate the sense of motion and depth. The surface is faceted and textured, showing deliberate tool marks that catch the light and enhance the three-dimensional quality. The outer edges are irregular rather than perfectly straight, reinforcing a natural, handcrafted feel.
Overall, the piece feels dynamic and meditative at the same time—suggesting movement, energy, or a galaxy-like spiral, while also highlighting the inherent beauty and structure of the wood itself. Carved from a beautiful piece of Red Maple with extra sapwood. Textured and sandblasted surface, finished with lacquer & Danish Oil. Dims: 14″ H x 32” W x 2″D.
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