Offering Bowl by Hamilton Holmes

About the Item

Offering bowl by Hamilton Holmes Oxalino collection 2020 Dimensions: D 28, H 55.8 cm Materials: White oak, gold leaf, oxidized treatment, wax candle This is a unique and esoteric piece produced for the limited Oxalino collection. The offering bowl embraces material offerings as well as thanksgiving. It is a pan- religious decorative object that is intended to be functional, as well as appreciated aesthetically. The 4 candles extend from the layered bulbous base to flank the upper dish, basking it in candle lit reverence. This piece has come from an appreciation of religious decoration, as well as the desire to engage with the spiritual. The Oxalino decoration enhances the energy of the piece and focus attention on the main alter dish. It is less irreverent and more respectful, not ironic but intensely esoteric. Nicholas Hamilton Holmesis a sculptor and furniture maker living and working in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. All work is produced in studio. The main themes of Holmes’ work are traditional methods, and contemporary style. The combination of time tested techniques like handcut joinery or proportional design guarantee that all the work meets a standard of quality higher than most other producers. This studio prides itself on attention to detail, from the initial sketch to the finished piece, everything is artisan made and crafted. Sculpture has quickly become a focus of the studio, both in terms of art works, as well as furniture design. Bent, shaped and moulded wood make Holmes’ work both unique and valuable to collectors. Holmes believes in designing and building work that will last the test of time. The aesthetic that he applies references the foundation of the past, and pushes the contemporary vanguard of the future.

Creator:

Hamilton Holmes Woodworking & Design (Workshop/Studio)

Dimensions:

Height: 21.97 in (55.8 cm)Width: 11.03 in (28 cm)Depth: 11.03 in (28 cm)

Style:

Modern (Of the Period)

Materials and Techniques:

Gold Leaf,Oak

Place of Origin:

Canada

Period:

2010-