Primula Veris (Cowslip Primrose) Cape Dorset_2011 I have been making freeform

I have been making freeform platters using an angle grinder with a wood cutting head

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it's head protruding through one side and its tail curving through the other

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Isabel Gertler has a bachelor's degree in anthropology with a minor in fine art from Mount Allison University

Primula Veris (Cowslip Primrose) Cape Dorset_2011 I have been making freeformThis series explores the fragility of botanicalsslender stems, intricate stalks, and hidden forms within buds and seeds. Each sculpture rests on live edge olive wood, prized for its veining and sacred significance in the Judeo Christian tradition. Together, these forms and raw wood deepen our sensitivity to natures beauty, inviting appreciation of the Creators sustaining hand in all things. Hand built, ceramic, olive wood. Approx. 11. 5 in. x 6. 5in.