"Old Enough" 12 inches tall, 8½ inches at his widest with a dep…


"Old Enough" 12 inches tall, 8½ inches at his widest with a depth of 10 inches to the end of his snout. ''I carved this old dragon from a piece of aromatic Port Orford Cedar driftwood. It is from the lowest part of a small tree's trunk and upper most part of the roots. Before carving his handsome mug I counted approximately 40 growth rings in the end of the wood.'' Signed and dated: N. Tuttle 3/1/15



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