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Published: 2012-11-26 17:22:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 12069; Favourites: 301; Downloads: 0
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Snake devouring itself, an ancient but still current symbol of cyclicality. JΓΆrmungandr in Norse mythology. (Made of basswood, 48x44 cm / 18,9x17,3 in)Related content
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Where / how can I purchase one of your Ouroboros carvings?
Thanks,
Da.
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This is beautiful! Please provide instructions on how I can purchase one. I've been looking for something similar but with the Emerald Tablet text in the center. This is the closest thing I've found to the image of that in my mind, but if you accept custom work requests I'd love to see what you come up with.
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Hello, thank you for your interest! I do accept custom work requests, so if you are interested in a piece made according to your imagination, you can contact me on email: lucia.zilikova@gmail.comΒ
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Ouroboros in Greek (ΞΟ ΟΞΏΞ²ΟΟΞΏΟ) means tail-eater literally. And your take on it has made me wanna eat all my lame attempts in wood carving! So, I think that another Greek word, kudos (ΞΊΟδοΟ/praise), is what this piece of art deserves!
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This is absolutely splendid. With such a graphical quality to it that I took the liberty to use it as a reference for a drawing:Β fav.me/d7o5qax .
Tell me if you had rather I didn't: I'll remove my deviation.
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Thanks 
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You have mad skills! Excellent I am inspired and a wee bit jealous.
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Amazing detail and depth. And curving scales are such a pain! Hoe big is he?
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You really have an exquisite talent! What lovely work.
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Perfectly crafted! A beautiful figure... Do you make this type of art very often?
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I do this whenever possible, it is my great passion. Thank you.
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