Wood and Art

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Hello folks...yesterday I was looking for about Pinho de Riga (Pinus sylvestris).
This wood is rare and expensive in Brazil.
This wood came to Brazil when our country was a Portuguese cologne.
They use the wood as weight at caravel...left here and carry back all kind of Brazilian treasure.

The reason of this post are the pictues below.
The way how some people can transform some pieces of wood in a beautiful art is so cool.

Translation:
Pássaros = birds
Galho= branch

The name of woods at link are very common in Brazil:

Freijó
Roxinho
Peroba Rosa
Imbuia

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The Pinho de Riga

Demolition homes...barnes...etc

You can find some doors from home demolition

 

[Cloud of Sawdust Farms]

This is probably what many of us had as Christmas trees in childhood -- I know I did when I was a child. Pinus sylvestris is "Scotch pine." It's widespread in Europe and widely introduced in North America, and no one here would think of it as rare. Rarity and desirability are so often a simple matter of perspective. Thank you for sharing this with us!