Woodlands Eucalyptus Leaf
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<h2><strong> Woodlands: Eucalyptus Leaf – Kiln-Formed Glass Sculpture</strong></h2>
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<strong>Medium</strong>: Reclaimed Pellegrini sparkling water glass, salvaged Goldfields timber, metal bolts<br><strong>Artist</strong>: Cindy Poole</div>
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<strong>Description</strong><br>This sculptural Revalued piece from the<span>Â </span><strong>Woodlands Series</strong><span>Â </span>features a single, leaflike form crafted from<span>Â </span><strong>reclaimed Pellegrini sparkling water bottles</strong>, shaped to reflect the familiar contours of the<span>Â </span><strong>eucalyptus leaves</strong><span>Â </span>found throughout the<span>Â </span><strong>Great Western Woodlands</strong><span>Â </span>and the broader Australian bush.</div>
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<div class="paragraph-in-scc-markdown-text ___1ngh792 ftgm304 f1iaxwol">Enhanced with<span> </span><strong>textural details and pore-like circles</strong>, the glass invites viewers to look beyond the surface—offering a glimpse into nature’s window and the quiet complexity of the landscape. Set into<span> </span><strong>reclaimed timber from the Goldfields bush</strong><span> </span>and anchored with<span> </span><strong>metal bolts</strong>, the sculpture finds its own natural balance, subtly echoing the importance of harmony between elements.</div>
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<h3>Key Features</h3>
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<strong>Design</strong>: Single eucalyptus-inspired leaf form</li>
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<strong>Materials</strong>: Reclaimed Pellegrini glass, salvaged timber, metal bolts</li>
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<strong>Finish</strong>: Textured glass with pore-like detailing</li>
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<strong>Origin</strong>: Handcrafted in Esperance, WA</li>
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<strong>Series</strong>: Woodlands Series<strong></strong>
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<p><strong>Perfect for</strong> Art collectors, nature lovers, or those seeking a meaningful and sustainable piece that reflects Australia’s unique landscape and ecological story.</p>
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<h3>Artist Statement</h3>
<div class="paragraph-in-scc-markdown-text ___1ngh792 ftgm304 f1iaxwol"><em>This work pays homage to the Great Western Woodlands—a vast, biodiverse ecosystem where every leaf, tree, and shadow plays a vital role in the whole. The singular leaflike form reflects nature’s collective rhythm. Its transparency and texture invite closer inspection, prompt a moment of pause, and remind us that beauty often hides in the overlooked.</em></div>
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<div class="paragraph-in-scc-markdown-text ___1ngh792 ftgm304 f1iaxwol"><em>The materials—glass, wood, and metal—are reclaimed and repurposed, reinforcing a commitment to sustainability and stewardship. As with all pieces in the Woodlands Series, this sculpture reflects the interdependence of earth, light, air, and time, as well as the quiet strength that comes from balance.</em></div>
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