Christian Lindow
Photo credit: Plumier Foundation
African Blackwood 22kt gilded interior.
Complexly turned African Blackwood Chalice
We pursue our craft at a level first practiced in The Renaissance, when Kings, queens and nobles used the lathe to create masterpieces. Even turning out ordinary objects, their work was at a level thought to emulate God’s creative actions. They naturally believed that abiding by such standards would make them better rulers.
Photo credit: Plumier Foundation
African Blackwood 22kt gilded interior.
Complexly turned African Blackwood Chalice
Photo credit: Plumier Foundation
African Blackwood 22kt gilded interior.
Complexly turned African Blackwood Chalices
Photo credit: Plumier Foundation
African Blackwood 22kt gilded interior.
Complexly turned African Blackwood Chalice
Photo Credit: Plumier Foundation
African Blackwood 22kt gilded interior.
Complexly turned African Blackwood Chalice
Photo credit: Plumier Foundation
African Blackwood 22kt gilded interior.
Complexly turned African Blackwood Chalice
If you have highly developed skills we have exceptional equipment for you to extend yourself on. Think of a month to six month visiting master role balancing your own work with some teaching days.
“The entire object of true education is to make people not merely do the right things, but enjoy them.”
A HOME FOR THE PLUMIER FOUNDATION
While we still have a long way to go toward completion, and can by no means rest as yet, we have past an important milestone and want to thank those of you who have stepped up to the plate with generosity. Because of that we are right at 55% of the way toward our $600,000 goal.