This composition of a wild boar against a forest background is carved into the moose antler. The feeling of the animal's movement is the focus. The trees and the roots are carefully worked at.
Different tinges of brown make the animal and the background stand out, this effect is achieved by colouring and burning.
In this interpretation of a moose fight during rutting season the master applies relief carving and burning. The combination of techniques helps to achieve more expression and natural colour reproduction.
This is one of the first compositions carved by the master and it represents a moose rutting season scene. Relief carving and toning are applied.
