A unique boxwood hairstick
Some little gifts for the Chrismas fair of Cantoin
This wood sign is made of oak and synthetic stone inlay.
In my area you can sometimes find stones of this shape on the mantelpiece. I was told it is supposed to save the house from lightning. I...
A couple of coconut and synthetic stone inlay brooches.
Very low relief of an angora goat on this boxwood medallion. About the size of a 2 £ coin.
A very traditionnal ustensil, green chestnut, with a goat head carved on the handle. No need to say it was made for a goatherd. ...
A couple of boxwood hairsticks. The first was made from a drawing of Alfons Mucha, a famous poster designer of the early XXth century. ...
About
- Johan Roudy
- I am a french carver who started woodcarving in 2005 as a hobby, but turned professional in 2012. Selftaught, i am inspired by all types of carvings, enjoying to model a classical ornament as much as a stylized in-the-round, to go into intricate details as much as to follow an etherial curve. I started to write articles for 'woodcarving magazine' in 2014. In 2015, I graduated the woodcarving section at the'Ecole Supérieure d'Ebenisterie d'Avignon'.