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Sound-bowl from Nepal, engraved in Celto-Germanic-Byzantine style and Greek inscription for the Lord's Supper.
The idea for this came from the Gundestrup Cauldron. I don't think I'm going to do the inside as well though... :D

Here photographed with sketchbook.
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*FollowinTheBlackBird Dec 11, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Looks like you did quite a bit of research to get this right. It's beautiful work.
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:icondewfooter:
Thanks. I did study Celtic and Thracian artwork for this. The Germanic influence is not prominent, though the runestaves on the cross are, obviously.
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*FollowinTheBlackBird Dec 12, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
You did a fine job. :D
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*FollowinTheBlackBird Dec 13, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
You are welcome.
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:iconsgainbrachta:
That's pretty darned cool! Does it still ring well after the carving?
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:icondewfooter:
Oh yes. The sound has not suffered one bit.

That said, this ís a lathed bowl, not a hand-beaten one, so the sound isn't great to begin with. It's also brass and not bronze.
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:iconsgainbrachta:
Yeah, the last couple I found were turned brass, so the sounds was too "bright". I have a really huge one- and it sounds wonderful, both as a gong and as a rolling chime.
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:icondewfooter:
That's right. Mine has a nasty 'ring' to it, that hand-beaten ones do not have.
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:iconsgainbrachta:
Yeah, the structure of the crystals id very different between them, for sure. Hence the nicer tone.
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