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Rustic Lamp

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Woodworker: Randy Holden

The joinery on Holden’s birch-bark lamp is flawless. Bark and acorns inlaid at the top of the pedestal add interest to this rustic lamp. The base is made from sticks and cedar bark, and the switches are hollow-out twigs and acorn tips. Every piece found on this lamp came from the forest.

Photo: Zachary Gaulkin

Design or Plan used: Not specified

posted in: Reader's Gallery, rustic, birch, cedar, natural

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