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Creations by countries

 

Australia

The Australian map was carved on this piece of wood. The natural finishing brings out the veins of the wood. A metal medallion is inserted into the French village map. Inscriptions were carved for a commemorative event.

 

Australia map with French village map inside.

 

Canada

A portrait made of marquetry is incorporated into a maple leaf with color contrast. This leaf is one of the important symbols of Canada: it is also included in the national flag.

We remember, between the two daisies is a blink of an eye to the motto of Quebec: "I remember";)

 

 

Biplane made in marquetry

A bedside table with a top depicts a Canadian airplane made of marquetry. The manufacture of the first biplanes dates from the beginning of the 20th century; their development increased during the First World War. This inlaid model was carried out for a Canadian Canadair pilot.

 

Canadian biplane in marquetry!

 

 

France

The emblem of Vendée is the inspiration for this inlaid logo of the Pays-de-Loire region, with the double heart topped with a cross. Its origin dates back to the Gallo-Roman period. It was designed for this wooden game box.

Heart of Vendée on this wooden box - Utrique fidelis.

 

Hungary

"Master Crow on a Perched Tree" inspired the French poet Jean de la Fontaine. This crow carved in wood, holding a ring in its beak, appears in the coat of arms of Matthias I, called Corvin, King of Hungary. They are represented in the German manuscript of Johannes de Thurocz. Legend tells how this bird took the ring away, but Matthias managed to get it back. This sculpture was made to fit into the top of this two-piece cabinet, surmounted by a showcase.

 

 

India

Ganesha is one of the gods of Hinduism. It was made in marquetry to adorn a piece of furniture. Ancient representations exist in Cambodia, Burma and Thailand.

 

 

Mexico

This marquetry table top is decorated with Aztec symbols. The Aztec calendar stone is an important piece of history for Mexico. The original stone carved in the 15th century weighs several tons. The head in the center is a representation of the Sun God, adorned with attributes of the God, of the Earth, and the various circles refer to several calendars.

 

Marquetry tabletop restored.