• Dark grey smooth stone with a geometric pattern carved in the centre, expanding out to the edges. The carved area is a lighter grey
  • The product "Peace" by Zoë Wilson Sculpture showcases a symmetrical abstract face design with folded, angular shapes. It features intricate light and shadow play on a dark Welsh slate background, adding depth and dimension.
  • Close-up of "Peace," a paper sculpture by Zoë Wilson Sculpture, showcasing a black and white geometric pattern with sharp, angular folds and intricate textures. Reminiscent of hand-carved Welsh slate, the design offers a modern, abstract appearance with depth and symmetry.
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Zoë Wilson Sculpture

Peace

Peace

£3,840.00 GBP
£3,840.00 GBP
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Hand carved in a beautiful piece of Welsh slate this design is based on a zentangle pattern Zoë had as a doodle in a sketch book at college. After developing the design further it was one of the earlier geometric pattern which Zoë carved and was the starting point of her fascination with geometric patter.

Dimensions: 400 x 400 x 30mm

Weight: 13.3kgs

Material: Slate

Shipping

International shipping available. The stone carving will arrive in a bespoke wooden shipping create lined with foam.

Once you've made your purchase Zoë will contact you directly to arrange shipping.

This piece is ready to ship.

Additional Information

Created using only a mallet and chisel this carved stone plaque is ideal for hanging on a wall.

It has a metal bracket fixed into the back of the stone and comes with a corresponding bracket to screw into the wall.

Once your wall bracket is level and secure the stone can be lowered on top of it so the two brackets connect.

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A person with red hair and a respirator mask chisels a geometric design on a dark stone slab. They sit in a workshop with various tools and materials in the background. A large knot of rope is visible on the right.

Why Geometry?

After working with stone for over 10yrs Zoë discovered a passion for hand carving geometric patterns into British stone. Please click the link below to read more about why she loves carving geometry.

Why Geometry Blog