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Pauduk maloof inspired rocker

comments (2) January 7th, 2013 in Reader's Gallery

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After 2 years of being exposed to uv light

Newly finished

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After two years of exposure to ultraviolet rays you can see how much change occurs in color to the surface of pauduk.

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Ghwllc writes: Thank you very much. This build took aprox. 120 hrs to complete. A bit of a long time for this chair I admit but it's not the most pleasent material to work with. I agree the aging of pauduk is very interesting. I like how it shows the characteristics of wood, the fact that its a finished product dosn't matter, that piece of furniture is continuiously changing throughout the remainder of its lifetime.
Posted: 9:44 pm on January 15th