Moss & Morchella are pleased to stock these stunning, hand-turned photo holders made by Mark J at Oakandashcrafts in Shropshire, UK. Oakandashcrafts only use sustainably sourced local wood, and can identify the exact spot where most of the trees grew that they use.
Each photo holder is made from a spalted sycamore, which was felled in Mark’s village about 2 miles from his workshop. They were hand-turned by Mark, himself, and are great for art, photos, dried flowers, or any craft creations!
Each piece is unique, varying slightly in size and appearance.
Height: 17 – 20 cm
Width: 65 – 75 cm
Measurements are approximate. When you purchase one of these photo holders, you will recieve one of 10 unique pieces.
Additional information:
Sycamore is part of the maple family. Sadly considered a weed by some, as its fast growing and has a large crown, with seed pods the spread far and wide. It’s a beautiful tree and mature specimens can be tapped in spring like maple or Birch.
The wood is splated, slightly. This is the very start of the decaying process, with a change in colour of the wood, crating unique and bespoke patterns.
Mark’s workshop is located at his home, nestled with about 300 acres of forest in Shropshire. He hand-turns pieces on his lathe which are sealed with beeswax (from a hive in his village) and mineral oil.
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Moss & Morchella are pleased to stock these stunning, hand-turned photo holders made by Mark J at Oakandashcrafts in Shropshire, UK. Oakandashcrafts only use sustainably sourced local wood, and can identify the exact spot where most of the trees grew that they use.
Each photo holder is made from a spalted sycamore, which was felled in Mark’s village about 2 miles from his workshop. They were hand-turned by Mark, himself, and are great for art, photos, dried flowers, or any craft creations!
Each piece is unique, varying slightly in size and appearance.
Height: 17 – 20 cm
Width: 65 – 75 cm
Measurements are approximate.
Additional information:
Sycamore is part of the maple family. Sadly considered a weed by some, as its fast growing and has a large crown, with seed pods the spread far and wide. It’s a beautiful tree and mature specimens can be tapped in spring like maple or Birch.
The wood is splated, slightly. This is the very start of the decaying process, with a change in colour of the wood, crating unique and bespoke patterns.
Mark’s workshop is located at his home, nestled with about 300 acres of forest in Shropshire. He hand-turns pieces on his lathe which are sealed with beeswax (from a hive in his village) and mineral oil
| Weight | 200 g |
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| Brand | Oakandashcrafts |
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