Sentence examples for fashioned wood from inspiring English sources

What would future societies make of Claydon's meticulously presented skeins of yellow electric cable, or lovingly fashioned wood offcut sculptures, if they came across them buried in the sand?

Home and fire, furniture and utensils, cradle and coffin were products of the ax, adz, and chisel, which could fashion wood intricately and with precision.

If the statue is fashioned in wood, the choice of the wood (acacia, sandal, or any other) is symbolically important because it is considered auspicious.

"Dymaxion Family" (2009) — four vertical wood boxes filled with skeleton-like assemblages fashioned from wood and metal — by the artist Matthew Day Jackson sold the first day for an undisclosed amount to Philippe Ségalot, a private New York dealer, who bought it for a European collector.

Favela housing generally begins with makeshift structures fashioned from wood scraps and daub.

Apart from the candelabras swaying below me, everything is fashioned from wood.

Fashioned from wood and wire, it is expected to sell for $1.2 million to $1.8 million.

The Cross was fashioned of wood from the Tree of Good and Evil, which grew in the Garden of Eden.

Dining tables were fashioned from wood trestles balanced on tree stumps and the British group Florence and the Machine was enlisted as the entertainment.

Poachers kill tigers using guns fashioned from wood and piping which fire bullets of crushed glass and gunpowder, or by laying down poisoned bait.

A standing mobile fashioned from wood, steel and string — "Ebony Sticks in Semi-Circle" from 1934 — was thought to bring $1 million to $1.5 million.