Anthropomorphic animals
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Taste of Cypriot Wine
This carving is one of my more whimsical creations—a charming mouse acting as a waiter, serving wine. Cyprus is well-known for its wines, and I thought, why not replace a person with a mouse? It adds a playful twist to something so classic, and honestly, it’s hard not to smile when you see him.
Dressed in a vest, red pants, and tiny green shoes, this little mouse looks like he’s stepping straight out of a storybook. He’s carefully balancing a tray with two glasses of wine and a bottle, standing proudly on a checkered floor. For me, this piece is about having fun with my craft and letting my imagination take over.
This carving reflects the lighter side of my work—mixing the everyday with the unexpected. It’s a nod to Cyprus’ wine culture, but with a playful, creative spin. Sometimes, it’s these quirky characters that make the most impact, bringing joy and a touch of whimsy to whoever sees them.
14cm Height
12cm Length
10cm Width
Attaching the tail
It’s all coming together now! Each detail adds more life to the piece, and I’m excited to see how it’ll look once fully finished and painted.
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Artistic Beaver
A whimsical yet thoughtful piece featuring an artistic beaver, complete with a lumberjack hat and an axe in hand. This little beaver is no ordinary creature; he’s not just cutting down trees—he’s carving his own story. With a heart full of passion and wisdom, his exposed teeth show his determination and character. Each detail, from the wood shavings to the proud stance, reflects the beauty of craftsmanship and the power of creativity.
I created this piece with the spirit of an artist in mind—someone who, like the beaver, doesn’t just shape wood but also shapes their own journey, carving out meaning in every cut. I hope this carving brings a bit of inspiration to your own creative path, reminding you that every piece we make is a work of heart and soul.
18cm Height
30cm Length
20cm Width
Scaling up
I started by carving the beaver, but left it unfinished before moving on to the wise man-tree. As I worked on the tree, it became clear—it was too small.
