Sintra, Portugal - Palazzo de Pena

Sintra, Portugal - Palazzo de Pena40 x 19 x 2 cm Apparently this building has some masonic history dating well back in Sintra's history. The wood is another piece from our Maldives shipwreck. This piece was part of the hull as it has grooves worn into it from many years of water flowing over it. None of the wood from this wreck would float so I imagine it sat for years at the bottom of the lagoon before a storm swept it up on the beach. The barnacle holes completely through the wood

but very solid and light

This bridge has a colorful history but now is the home to a very high-end jewelry shop

64 x 26 x 1

I would imagine that I'm the only one to paint this particular house - it felt like it needed some love

Wood Found:  Lampedusa

This wood was found in Crete and has 2 original paint colors - blue and white - and makes for a very authentic look and feel

SKU:  142-E-16

Wood Found:  France

Wood Found:  Sardinia

SKU:  152-K-27

120 x 22 x 2 cm

The Azulego Tiles so famous to Portual - were very time consuming to recreate - but I find them so beautiful