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Also, can I list these here for sale? How does it work?

Just have to correct a mistake in the title: Those are not from Victorian Era, but from XV. Louis.

These are from linden wood. There is also a finish called "gomalak" which I do not know how it's called in English. Gomalak is for strengthening the wood and the dye against moisture.

There are some particular styles and movements I would like to investigate. One is naturalism, specifically naturalist flower paintings. In Turkey, the most renowned artist in this style is Ali Üsküdari from around 1700s. Look for the yellow flower for a work of his (there are tens of them) in...

I will take some photos of my workshop in the next few days. Meanwhile, I posted some projects I finished recently under "Projects" as "Victorian Era Easels". Thank you all for warming welcome :)

Yes, these are for displaying small to medium size paintings and photos. The root dye I get in three main colours, and I mix them appropriately. Here are some examples of how a marbling (which also is a work of mine) would look on these.

Hey! Following the introductory steps; I want to share my recently finished projects with you. These are down-scaled replicas of Victorian Era easels. I colored them with root dye. I am very excited to hear your thoughts on these!

Hey, my name is Alpaslan. I am a woodworking artist from Istanbul with around 35 years of experience. Recently, I have developed an interest in communicating outside of my country and exchanging ideas from other cultures. I especially love to learn historical development of furniture style in...