Two Ladies, pokerwork discs (1890-1915) Bairbre duggan artist Compost from green waste can
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Description
Compost from green waste can lead to a bloom of mushrooms gowing on the surface
Available in 4 widths and 2 depths
this artist was highly skilled
Meticulously depicted in wool
Made in Japan by Asaka
Two Ladies, pokerwork discs (1890-1915) Bairbre duggan artist Compost from green waste canTwo ladies, one looking left, one looking right. Both with beautiful hair, decorations and faces. One has a poppy in her hair, the other a rose. Most likely on sycamore or lime, this matching pair was made used a technique called 'pokerwork'. A heated 'poker' was used to carve the outlines. The wood is then stained paintedThe background textures are hand gouged, with some test patches on the reverse of one disc. The craft of 'pokerwork' (known as
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