Every piece we make is a landscape for a skull — poured, shaped, and finished by hand, built to a specific trophy.
The studio works in four small series: resin mountain silhouettes, bookmatched wood in amber cast, traditional burl shields, and charred-pine flag commissions. Each mount is one-of-one and signed on the reverse. What leaves the bench is intended to be handed down.
Walnut, oak, and figured burl, milled from within two hours of the shop and air-dried for no less than a year.
Black or clear resin is hand-poured in thin layers over several days, each one leveled, then cured cold before the next.
The ridgeline is drawn freehand, cut from hardwood, and set into the face of the pour while it's still workable.
The skull is set proud of the plaque on a hidden cleat — flush, square, and built to be hung once. Each piece is signed on the reverse before it leaves the bench.
Every commission begins with a conversation. Send a photograph of the skull and a note about the series that speaks to you — we'll reply within two days.
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