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08 June 2012

Homo Sapien skull by Dan McGill

Homo Sapien bronze desk weight by Dan McGill - Available in-store or online at http://www.lordcoconut.com/shop/homo-sapien-skull/

Dan McGill has been working in jewellery trade in Melbourne since 1991 and has been running his own business for 12 years. The purchase of some antiquated casting equipment from a retired jeweller several years ago has given him full control over every stage of the creative process from the chaos of molten metal to the finished piece. This independence, desire for excellence and dedication to his craft has led to a distict style which can only be described as a work by Dan McGill.

03 May 2012

Amazing discount on handcrafted Japanese Rhinoceros beetle sculpture

Once in a lifetime opportunity!

We have reduced the price of the handcrafted Japanese Rhinoceros beetle sculpture.

Was $1300
Now an amazing $700.
That's over 45% off.

The beetle is made from one single rectangular sheet of copper which is hand cut and then hand folded. No soldering is involved at all. Size: 5cm H x 13cm L x 12.5cm W

Also known as kabutomushi, Allomyrina dichtoma is a species of rhinoceros beetle found in Japan, Korea, Taiwan and China, named for its characteristic horn used in fighting other beetles during mating season and for digging. These beetles are often kept as pets and are a popular subject of gambling much like Siamese fighting fish.

Get in quick as it won't last at this price!

11 April 2012

Architecture sculpture by Toby Horrocks

Architecture cardboard sculpture by Toby Horrocks
$220
Available in-store or online

07 March 2012

Waiting Hand automaton by Nick Rayburn

Waiting Hand automaton in brass, wood and resin by London based award winning animatronic expert Nick Rayburn
$875
Available online

28 February 2012

Ceramic Stoneware bottles by Erin Murray

Functional, vitrified and water tight, the decorative finish on the exterior is formed when various metals, including copper wire and scouring pads, are wrapped around the bottles during the firing process.
$440 set
Available online

31 January 2012

Emu egg carving by Tim Murray

Emu Egg carvings by Tim Murray

Emu egg shell

8cm W x 15cm H plus stand

$250 GST incl

The Australian craft of carving emu egg shells dates back to the mid 1850s a colonial tradition developed in Australia by immigrant silversmiths. Many were subsequently set in elaborate silver mounts.

The emu egg is the only tri coloured egg in the world the outer layer is a green so dark it is almost black, removing that layer reveals a centre teal or light green section which is then polished, I use a scalpel to carve a line drawing style image of a Koala into the centre white layer. The egg is then mounted on a Red Gum stand creating a genuine piece of Australiana.

Available online.