Mango Wood Bookends wood Once dried I then planed

Once dried I then planed flat and split with an axe then placed in a mould to stick down with the first layer of resin

Jatoba Wood is often called  Brazilian cherry because of its beautiful reddish-brown colour

This little clock has been made by pouring Acrylic Paints and gently tipping back and forth to create the desired effects

14cm wide in the middle

Mango Wood Bookends wood Once dried I then planedThis pair of chunky Mango Wood Bookends are simple yet stylish, made from solid oak with a 45 degree angled mitre joint with domino tenons for added strength, hand sanded and rounded corners gives this pair of bookends a rustic farmhouse appeal yet would still suit a modern style home or office. Finished off with quality oil and wax. They are 15cm high 10cm across the bottom 12cm deep