A range of inspiring sculpture for gardens, parks, businesses, churches, the home, or any other deserving space.
This sculpture was originally designed for exhibiting in sculpture parks and gardens, but is equally at home within the home or office. Made from oak, it is perfect for the outdoor space. Most of the sculpture here is small, up to 2 metres high or, in the case of the fish, 1.5m long. It can also be made for big spaces and the size can be 3 metres for the fish, or larger for the Monoliths or wings.
Sunset Moonrise
Code MG2
'Sunrise moonset'
This is a front and back view of a 'monolith' sculpture made from a type of Iroko. Fixed onto a metal base and then attached onto a wooden box covered in slate chippings.
Size 145cm. Price £845
Release
Code MG3
Carved oak and fixed onto a metal base for easy fixing inside or out.
This one is about 5 feet tall by 1 foot wide.
Price £380
Fish
Wooden fish carved from planks of oak or ash and burnt, from 14 inches to 8 feet long. The one here is 16 inches. The fish sell from £48 upwards
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Moonrise Sunset
Code MG1
' Moonset Sunrise'
This is a front and back view of a 'monolith' sculpture made from a type of Iroko. Fixed into the ground by digging a small hole.
Price from £180
Wing
Code WG1
Carved oak wood wing
sculptures made from a single plank of oak, can be made from 2 feet high up to 8 feet.
This one is about 3 feet by 1 foot and costs £235
Divine Radiance, wall
Code MG4W
'Divine Radiance', made for inside wall spaces.
115cm high.
Price £600
Division, wall
Code MG5W
'Division'
New. A wall hanging made from oak which has not been burnt. The finish shows the natural colour of the wood
Size: 115cm long.
Price £845
Release
Code MG3
Carved oak and fixed onto a metal base for easy fixing inside or out.
This one is about 5 feet by 1 foot.
Price £380
I often reproduce sculpture and have already produced a number of 'sunrise moonset' and wings, usually different sizes, although essentially the same design. Each sculpture is unique and original as the techniques for carving the wood cannot be reproduced exactly. Each sculpture is always drawn freehand and no templates are used, except for making the fish.