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Material: Driftwood
Waterlogged, Found Wooden Sculpture with LED Sconce in Antique Finish
Located in Brooklyn, NY
This piece of wood may have been in the sea for decades. Though not petrified (technically, “petrification” happens when trees or plant matter have been permanently replaced by stone...
Category

21st Century and Contemporary American Modern Driftwood Lighting

Materials

Brass

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