Original artwork description:

A homage to the wooden spoon in connection with bog oak, amber and granite substitutes. Bog oak is one of the most expensive types of wood because its occurrence is rare, finite and very popular. The end piece of such a subfossil branch was hollowed out, brushed and stabilized at the break points with Exposit glue. The estimated age of the oak is around 5000 years. With granite plasticine, a two-part stone is formed which was precisely fitted as a bowl with a lid. The wooden spoon is carved from yellow barberry root wood and follows its own natural growth form with all its features. He adapts to the described artifact and the stone. A small cut amber completes the ensemble. The total weight is 420 grams, the roko logo is branded on the floor. All parts of the wood are completely natural and only subjected to a disinfection treatment in pure alcohol.
H: 21,5 x13x11cm, Spoon 15 cm.
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Materials used:

Mixed media wood

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