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Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Working with knowledge of traditional design and art from along the Columbia River, Willamette Valley and Southern Oregon Coast, Shirod Younker is leading us exploring ship patterns as well as figurative scenes with historical and contemporary resonances.
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Coyote Clan from the village of Hotevilla on Third mesa, Philbert Honanie, is one of the first carvings to revitalize the old style or traditional method of Katsina doll carving. He only uses natural pigments to communicate the Hopi culture and help people appreciate the designs and motifs used in Hopi carving.
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Christopher Zambelli is imparting how to pick the proper wood for each element of the guitar to produce the best sound. He is also demonstrating a little bit of his accomplished skills on the guitar.
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Barbra Weber is displaying her crafts work that is made of a variety of wood and other natural materials. Her energetic and passionate presentation shows her loves to experiment with new materials and designs.
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Working in the medium of wood and metals, Abel Ryan produces masks, bowls, spoons, pipes, ladles, plaques, combs, bracelets, rings, pendants and other hand carved items. He is also proficient in two-dimensional graphic design using Northwest Coast formline art. Now he is demonstrating pieces of his skills.
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Christopher Zambelli
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Wood artisans demo, 2014WWD, USA
Group shots of WWD events in DC area March 21-22, 2014

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