• Handcrafted timber sculpture, American Oak art piece, Upcycled Wood Design, unique Australian sustainable home decor.
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Handcrafted Timber Sculpture | Sustainable Australian Wood Art

Handcrafted Timber Sculpture | Sustainable Australian Wood Art

$320.00 AUD
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Supplier rating date: 9 Jul 2026

This handcrafted timber sculpture in American Oak is offered as a standalone piece, made from reclaimed and sustainably sourced timber. The design draws on the organic forms of emerging plant growth and unfurling fern fronds, created using steam-bent and shaped timber. Each piece has its own flowing curves.

  • Ideal for a sculptural, organic focal point in a living space
  • Suits anyone who appreciates handcrafted, one-of-a-kind design
  • A good fit for those who value the story behind reclaimed materials

These handcrafted timber sculptures are produced using reclaimed and sustainably sourced timber. 

 

Offered as a standalone piece, the design draws inspiration from the organic forms of emerging plant growth and unfurling fern fronds. Created using steam-bent and shaped timber, its flowing curves are unique for each piece.

 

All material is repurposed offcuts and remnants from previous custom furniture projects. This approach ensures high-value materials are diverted from waste streams and given a second life in new forms. By designing around available material rather than relying on new stock, each piece reduces demand for freshly milled timber and minimises environmental impact.

 

The process is inherently low waste, with careful selection, reuse, and optimisation of every component.

  • Made from American Oak
  • Constructed from reclaimed and sustainably sourced timber
  • Offered as a standalone piece
  • Design inspired by the organic forms of emerging plant growth and unfurling fern fronds
  • Created using steam-bent and shaped timber
  • Flowing curves unique to each piece
  • Made from repurposed offcuts and remnants of previous custom furniture projects
  • Every piece has unique curves, so no two sculptures are identical
  • Diverts high value timber offcuts from waste streams
  • Reduces demand for freshly milled timber
  • Handcrafted in Australia by a single maker
  • Low waste process from material selection through to finish

What timber is this sculpture made from?
American Oak, using reclaimed and sustainably sourced timber.

What inspired the design?
The organic forms of emerging plant growth and unfurling fern fronds.

How is the sculpture made?
Using a steam-bent and shaped timber process, which gives each piece its own flowing curves.

Is each sculpture unique?
Yes, as the timber is repurposed offcuts and hand shaped, each piece is one of a kind.

Dimensions 150–250 mm tall x 150–250 mm wide

150–250 mm tall x 150–250 mm wide

Material Agricultural waste
Agricultural waste

Mixed species of reclaimed and sustainably sourced timber

Designed by Andrew Dobson
Andrew Dobson
Care &
Maintenance Being a natural product that absorbs moisture, timber continues to move throughout

Being a natural product that absorbs moisture, timber continues to move throughout its lifespan. This doesn’t stop just because the tree is cut into pieces and turned into furniture. It continues to happen even in reclaimed timbers that are very old. 

General cleaning using a dry duster, small amounts of water and dish soap are the best way to maintain your piece.

Avoid household cleaning products that contain silicone.

Avoid saturating the surface or leaving standing water on a piece.

Avoid direct sunlight and extreme temperatures: Avoid placing furniture near heaters or air conditioners, as temperature fluctuations can cause the wood to warp or split.

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