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  1. #1
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    Default Box for Sumi-e Brushes

    My wife wanted a box to store and display her Japanese ink painting brushes. The brushes have to dry while hanging with the brush down. Lyn also wanted to be able to transport the brushes to her classes.
    I decided on an asian themed frame with detachable panels. the frame is made from American walnut and the panels from Black Heart Sassafras. The panels slot into lugs at the bottom and are fixed at the top using a piece of leather that fits over hand whittled pegs. The brushes also hang from hand whittled pegs.

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    Stunning work. Amazing how a few specific lines gives the box a whole unique look.

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    Yes...unique and well done. Love the look.
    And my head I'd be a scratchin'
    While my thoughts were busy hatchin'
    If I only had a brain.

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    Congratulations, that is really really good work.
    As well as being functional, it is well designed and pleasing to the eye.

    Terry

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    That is a lovely piece of design combined with stunningly figured wood. Well done and congrats. I'm sure your wife is delighted with it.
    Maxine

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    great design for a practical application, a stand out piece, congratulations Kerry

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    Thanks for all your feedback. Its very encouraging for us beginners. By the way my wife does love it and can't wait to show it off when she gets back to her classes.

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