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Full tang, 208 layer, ladder pattern damascus, Colorado Walnut scales, oil tanned, hand sewn, black leather sheath.
7-1/4" oal, 2-7/8" blade. SOLD
Cloister's Walk Enamel Panels 1997-1998
Artist: Dale Devereux Barker
Materials: Vitreous Enamel
St Katharines Dock
London, England, UK
Got the hot tub filled and ready for winter just in time for the low-angled fall sun to do a delicious shadowy dance through the rickrack.
The design was developed in the winter. I admit that I do not like this season of year. The coldness is not my worst enemy. Sure, I don't like when it is minus fifteen and under, but the most tires me continuous darkness. My greatest joy of winter, however, are oranges. This winter was mentally frustrating. We had information about refugees from Syria, freezing in improvised refugee camps. Winter veiled by smog and human tragedy. On the pattern I put oranges, and the Arabic word "orange" "burtukal" looping at green-blue leafy background. Arabic is difficult, I struggled with him in college, and the results were pathetic. However, writing in this way gives a lot of fun. These smooth, flexible lines, soft curves and complementary dots offer many possibilities.
This was just me playing around with a photo of some autumn tree. Thought it looked quite interesting as a pattern. It's almost like one of those ink pictures people tell you to look at and say what you see. For me it looks a bit like a bird about to open its wings
A rare rainfall turns the giant dunes of the Namib Desert wet, forming patterns across the dune's massive face, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia.