Heavy Welded Iron Folk Art Bookends with Axes Indonesian mask just adding a little to

just adding a little to its nice sense of object hood

held in place with nails on the back side

One can slide the weight on the metal balance attached to the arrow to adjust the height of the bait in the water

What I am uncertain of is the first phrase-- "cinq you boco faur" [

I find there is an appealing serenity to the painting

Heavy Welded Iron Folk Art Bookends with Axes Indonesian mask just adding a little toThis pair is heavy enough to hold up even the heaviest row of art books or perhaps ideally a bunch of tomes about self sufficiency, i. e. how to build a log cabin and the like! The "logs" are made of iron and hollow inside, and the axes I believe made of steel and welded onto the bases. They appear to have a good amount of age, and would be equally great just treated as tabletop sculptures, perhaps one to gift and one to keep for oneself! Each "log"