Saw Tooth Sculpture
SKU176035
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Michael Aram's limited edition sculptures are handmade artistic explorations inspired by objects and ideas which capture Michael's imagination. The sculptures are limited to 500 editions each and are individually crafted so that no two pieces are ever exactly alike.
"My 'Saw Tooth' sculpture is a representation of the protruding saw-like snout of the Saw Fish. The 'saw' is widely hunted, not only as an object of curiosity, but also for its reported powers - resulting in a drastic depletion of the species. The Aztecs used to refer to the fish as an 'earth monster', and Asian shamans continue to use the saw tooth for exorcisms since it is thought to repel negativity, disease, and demons. I think every home should have one!"
DETAILS AND MATERIALS
- Limited to 500
- 12.7 cm W x 14.6 cm L x 62.2 cm H
- Base 14.6 cm W x 14.6 cm L x 5.08 cm H
- Antique Goldtone Aluminum
- Stainless Steel
Michael is highly inspired by his surroundings and often makes sculptures of objects that might otherwise be overlooked in the everyday. Nature is his biggest muse, as is the handmade process.
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The Three M's
MICHAEL IS HIGHLY INSPIRED BY HIS SURROUNDINGS AND OFTEN MAKES SCULPTURES OF OBJECTS THAT MIGHT OTHERWISE BE OVERLOOKED IN THE EVERYDAY. NATURE IS HIS BIGGEST MUSE, AS IS THE HANDMADE PROCESS.
Trained as a painter, sculptor, and art historian, Michael has neatly applied his diverse background to the decorative arts.
Nature is his biggest muse, as is the handmade process. His work combines the imperfections innate in the handmade process.
Today, over 200 artisans work alongside him in his workshop where the same creative interaction between artist and artisan remains.