| Project by scott shangraw | posted 873 days ago | 1075 views | 0 times favorited | 2 comments |  |
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This commisioned piece was made out of forest reclaimed juniper from out mountains here in NM. It was approximately 20” T x 18” L x 7” W. It was created first with a chainsaw and then grinders were used to finish the shaping. Turquoise was inlayed into the natural cracks and voids. This piece was placed on a hall table under a beautiful Indian painting. Our canyon vessels have gotten popular since they can be placed in just about any spot. Each one is a true one of a kind collectors piece.
More Canyon vessels
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To see how a canyon vessel is created visit our blog
-- Scott NM,http://www.shangrilawoodworks.com
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Raftermonkey
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#1 posted 873 days ago
Another killer creation. Great work.
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sedcokid
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#2 posted 873 days ago
Scott,
I love your work and how you use a combination of wood and inlay for a gorgeous creation!!
Thanks for sharing!
-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,
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