Carved objects · reclaimed timber fragment
The Twin Apertures
A horizontal reclaimed timber fragment defined by two deep apertures and a heavily weathered surface.
Storytelling
Two deep openings punctuate this horizontal timber fragment, giving the piece a strong architectural rhythm and an almost monolithic character.
Its heavily weathered grain, softened edges and irregular cuts reveal the passage of time across the wood, while the original marks remain fully visible.
Mounted on a restrained black metal base, the fragment is presented as a sculptural object without reconstructing or concealing its age.
Documented. Material, availability and reference as listed above; origin as reported by the source. The photographs show the object complete.
Not claimed. Maker, date or attribution beyond the reported origin. No antique, ritual or museum status is implied.
Sold · This object has found its collector. It remains published for reference; enquiries about similar pieces are welcome.
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