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| Intertwined animals were often part of Celtic ornamentation, especially in the late Celtic period. These interlacing men and birds are from the Book of Kells, where the original is about 2 inches high. Here, in bookmatched spruce, the design is carved through some l,300 cut lines, each one representing several separate cutting strokes. |
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