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Greed for our planet`s resources

Title : Greed for our planet`s resources
Group : Wood Art
Subgroup : Greed Octopus
 Size (cm) : 82 x 1 x 9
Code : 50199820199908
Price : Ask
 Created : 2020-06-26
8th arm: The greed for power and the apparatus necessary to maintain it requires enormous financial resources. In many countries, these can easily be obtained through the exploitation of natural resources. Whether it is diamonds, gold or crude oil – they have triggered the greed for our planet’s resources, regardless of the consequences. We can expect major wars to be fought over natural resources. This greed leaves only losers and toxic wastelands in its wake— once the process of ruthless overexploitation has begun, only dead industrial deserts will remain. Nowhere left to live for people, animals and flora; everything will be radioactive; contaminated water sources will leave us without the basis for survival. We will have finally succeeded. Greed, growing slowly until it reaches a point of no return, is capable of creating conditions that will make Earth uninhabitable: with it we will exterminate ourselves and very likely most other life forms as well.

Suricate

Title : Suricate
Group : Wood Art
Subgroup : Single Animal
 Size (cm) : 14 x 16 x 4
Code : 99025141641101-0439
Price : Ask
 Created : 2020-08-03
Hiding in the shade of a small rocky wall, this suricate escaped from being hunted. Its not alone, the friends are checking the area around and will signal as soon as they see predators. Standing in a piece of driftwood, itself the suricate is carved from mango wood.

Suricate

Title : Suricate
Group : Wood Art
Subgroup : Single Animal
 Size (cm) : 15 x 20 x 2
Code : 99025152021101-0453
Price : Ask
 Created : 2020-08-03
This suricate, made from yellow Nanka wood stands in a blue landscape taken from a knocked down fishing boat .

Suricate

Title : Suricate
Group : Wood Art
Subgroup : Single Animal
 Size (cm) : 19 x 16 x 5
Code : 99025191651101-0440
Price : Ask
 Created : 2020-08-03
A suricate on high alert. There were strange noises around. In case something dangerous will show up, the suricate will hide in its cave. The entrance is just in front. Driftwood for the landscape and Mango wood for the animal.

Owl

Title : Owl
Group : Wood Art
Subgroup : Single Animal
 Size (cm) : 11 x 29 x 5
Code : 99028112951101-0434
Price : Ask
 Created : 2020-08-03
This owl has everything under control. If anything will move, the owl might like to eat, she will be there and catch it without any noise. A rotten piece of a tree branch, and the owl is made from camper wood.

Rabbit

Title : Rabbit
Group : Wood Art
Subgroup : Single Animal
 Size (cm) : 10 x 18 x 3
Code : 99050101831101-0431
Price : Ask
 Created : 2020-08-03
This yellow rabbit, made from Nanka wood, sits in a blue landscape taken from a knocked down fishing boat.Glue might be used for this driftwood

Kangaroo

Title : Kangaroo
Group : Wood Art
Subgroup : Single Animal
 Size (cm) : 20 x 26 x 3
Code : 99071202631801-0591
Price : Ask
 Created : 2020-12-20
The biggest of all kangaroos, in a red outback.Buyar wood

Lama

Title : Lama
Group : Wood Art
Subgroup : Single Animal
 Size (cm) : 15 x 17 x 4
Code : 99079151742301-0973
Price : Ask
 Created : 2020-12-20
I'm curious, where are my friends? Waru wood

Lama

Title : Lama
Group : Wood Art
Subgroup : Single Animal
 Size (cm) : 15 x 18 x 4
Code : 99079151842301-0986
Price : Ask
 Created : 2020-12-20
Why can't they see each other? waru wood...

Australia

Title : Australia
Group : Wood Art
Subgroup : Puzzles
 Size (cm) : 33 x 33 x 2
Code : 21085333321117
Price : Ask
 Created : 2021-06-09
After a few designs of "Australia", this version should become much more Australian. So I have exchanged some of the previously existing animals, so that now really a part of these animals living in Australia have come together. As well the continent should be designed with greater recognition. A dolphin has helped to connect the Tasmanian island with the mainland. 17 animals from driftwood as well as the red continent.

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