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Sun Rise
SKU:
83_SNRS
NZ$1,299.99
NZ$1,299.99
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Sun Rise wooden wall art.
Dimensions W: 800mm, H: 300mm, D: 36mm
Weight: 3.3kg
Material: 2.5D Carved MDF, Acrylic Paint, Spray Varnish, Hanging Wire
Limited to: 13
Your unique limited edition art piece
Roy McDougall makes your exclusive signed art piece
We ship for $25 within NZ and from $50 internationally
Your artwork arrives ready to hang.
This Artwork is Not Weatherproof
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Sun Rise Story:
At the center of the art is a stylized depiction of a rising sun, with bold rays emanating outwards from a central sun disc. The sun itself is intricately carved with stunning details that capture the beauty and energy of this celestial body. What's more, the background of the art is textured, giving it a unique and dynamic look that draws the eye in. The combination of the texture and the sun's rays creates a sense of movement and radiance. To further enhance the beauty of this art, it has been painted in rich red and bronze tones, adding depth and warmth to the overall design. These colors work together to create a sense of passion and power, making this art truly captivating.
The Sun Rise
The symbolism of the sunrise has been an important part of human culture for thousands of years. In many ancient cultures, the sun was worshipped as a powerful deity, and the sunrise was seen as a time of renewal and rebirth.
While both Celtic and Samoan cultures have their own unique histories and traditions, there are some similarities and differences in the symbolism of the sunrise in these cultures.
In Celtic culture, the sunrise was associated with the goddess Eostre, who was believed to be the embodiment of spring and fertility. The celebration of Eostre was often tied to the spring equinox, and the sunrise was seen as a symbol of the new life and growth that came with the arrival of spring.
In Samoan culture, the sunrise is associated with the god Tagaloa, who is seen as the creator of the universe. The rising sun is often used as a symbol of Tagaloa's power and divinity, and is also associated with the concept of mana, or spiritual power.
While both cultures share a reverence for the power and significance of the sunrise, there are some differences in how this symbolism is expressed. In Celtic culture, the sunrise is often associated with the cyclical nature of life and death, while in Samoan culture, it is more closely tied to the concept of spiritual power and divinity.
Despite these differences, both cultures have a deep appreciation for the beauty and power of the sunrise, and see it as a symbol of the divine forces that shape our world. Whether celebrated as the embodiment of spring or as a symbol of divine power, the sunrise continues to inspire and captivate people around the world, reminding us of the endless possibilities and potential that each new day brings.
Creating Sun Rise
I created the design in Auckland, starting with a digital illustration, then bring the illustration into my CNC Program where I make a 2.5D model of the artwork. From the model I generate the g-code or CNC cutting code ready for the carving process. The material is loaded on the CNC machine and the piece is carved over a few hours. The carved art piece is then inspected, sanded, sealed, sanded again, painted, varnished and finally a hanging wire installed.
As you can see to create this sculpted piece there are many processes involved making it a truly special and bespoke item.
Packaging:
The item will be packaged with bubble wrapping inside a cardboard outer box.
Delivery:
The item will be couriered to your chosen destination. Courier and Shipping times TBC
At the center of the art is a stylized depiction of a rising sun, with bold rays emanating outwards from a central sun disc. The sun itself is intricately carved with stunning details that capture the beauty and energy of this celestial body. What's more, the background of the art is textured, giving it a unique and dynamic look that draws the eye in. The combination of the texture and the sun's rays creates a sense of movement and radiance. To further enhance the beauty of this art, it has been painted in rich red and bronze tones, adding depth and warmth to the overall design. These colors work together to create a sense of passion and power, making this art truly captivating.
The Sun Rise
The symbolism of the sunrise has been an important part of human culture for thousands of years. In many ancient cultures, the sun was worshipped as a powerful deity, and the sunrise was seen as a time of renewal and rebirth.
While both Celtic and Samoan cultures have their own unique histories and traditions, there are some similarities and differences in the symbolism of the sunrise in these cultures.
In Celtic culture, the sunrise was associated with the goddess Eostre, who was believed to be the embodiment of spring and fertility. The celebration of Eostre was often tied to the spring equinox, and the sunrise was seen as a symbol of the new life and growth that came with the arrival of spring.
In Samoan culture, the sunrise is associated with the god Tagaloa, who is seen as the creator of the universe. The rising sun is often used as a symbol of Tagaloa's power and divinity, and is also associated with the concept of mana, or spiritual power.
While both cultures share a reverence for the power and significance of the sunrise, there are some differences in how this symbolism is expressed. In Celtic culture, the sunrise is often associated with the cyclical nature of life and death, while in Samoan culture, it is more closely tied to the concept of spiritual power and divinity.
Despite these differences, both cultures have a deep appreciation for the beauty and power of the sunrise, and see it as a symbol of the divine forces that shape our world. Whether celebrated as the embodiment of spring or as a symbol of divine power, the sunrise continues to inspire and captivate people around the world, reminding us of the endless possibilities and potential that each new day brings.
Creating Sun Rise
I created the design in Auckland, starting with a digital illustration, then bring the illustration into my CNC Program where I make a 2.5D model of the artwork. From the model I generate the g-code or CNC cutting code ready for the carving process. The material is loaded on the CNC machine and the piece is carved over a few hours. The carved art piece is then inspected, sanded, sealed, sanded again, painted, varnished and finally a hanging wire installed.
As you can see to create this sculpted piece there are many processes involved making it a truly special and bespoke item.
Packaging:
The item will be packaged with bubble wrapping inside a cardboard outer box.
Delivery:
The item will be couriered to your chosen destination. Courier and Shipping times TBC