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Olive Wood state of mind #2

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Zman

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Itzhak
Olive wood with Myrtlewood Burl closed ends Fountain pen
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Penpal

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Blimey mate Itzak there is no end to the beauty of Olive wood great work. If you crop or take the background higher it would help with the pics they deserve it. I am taken with the huge variances in colours with Olive wood I have worked with from so many countries and chasing the grain is quite an exercise it must be fun finding it in your area where the grain is so plentiful and so mellow. Thanks for showing.

Peter.:claps::claps::claps:
 
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