Crosses

Branch Cross
This cross was made from a branch that had three fingers. It had to be shaped with steam and leverage. This was the first time I had done that. Although I keep looking, I have not found another branch where three fingers formed from the same central point and were roughly the same size.

Branch Cross
The cross above before steaming — showing the raw natural branch before it was shaped with steam and leverage into its final form.

Branch Cross
A very nice table or mantel cross made from two sections of the same bush branch and what was to be scrap from a slab as the base.

Branch Cross
A table or mantle cross made from the root and branches of an Indian hawthorn bush. Dried wisteria vines were added as an accent.

Branch Cross
These three crosses are made from the branches of an evergreen shrub that succumbed to a very cold winter storm that hit West Texas several years back. The base is from a fruitless purple plum.

Branch Cross
Indian Hawthorn bush branch wall cross — a beautiful example of how nature provides the perfect raw material for faith-inspired art.
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