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Redwood Burl Floral Vessel by Ronald Fleming, 2006

11.5 h x 9.5 diameter

Floral Vessel by Ronald E. Fleming, created in redwood burl, 2006 “Whether it be the falling leaves of autumn swirling into a frozen form, or a single flower bud unfolding in spring, each piece gives me an opportunity to make a statement about the never-ending rituals of nature's evolution. Each form in wood becomes a captured moment of its own existence and every vessel gives me a way to express my feelings about the things I see around me and to share these visions with others.”

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