Hand-Carved Teak Couple Sculpture – Wood Anniversary Gift

WOOD CEYLON LTD

£106

Wood is the traditional gift for a wedding anniversary, and this piece was made for exactly that moment - two figures carved from a single block of teak, standing close, shaped by hand rather than a machine. Each sculpture is hand-carved in Sri Lanka from solid teak, then sanded smooth and sealed to bring out the natural warmth of the grain. No two pieces are ever quite identical, since each one follows the character already present in that particular piece of wood. At around 4 to 4.5 inches tall, it's small enough to sit on a nightstand, bookshelf, or office desk, but it carries enough presen

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