My Heirloom - Modern Dha

Nathaniel · 24th March 2009, 04:36 PM

LOL, Much laughs Dan as I see you are picking up da local pidgin already, da kine is da kine brah.

Khun daeng darb bpen dee mak mak. Suay mak mak. I really like the ivory carving makes it really unique and it's neat to see the inlaid which I you don't see modernly either. I do admire the repousse metal technique the thai use. Nice motifs worked into the design. I can see this was quite the project to monitor and coordinate. I must say applause to the craftsman and Serge. It is great that they are improving their product with experience in such projects as this.

How long did this take start to finish? What was the timeline?

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24th March 2009, 04:36 PM	#21
Nathaniel Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 865	LOL, Much laughs Dan as I see you are picking up da local pidgin already, da kine is da kine brah. Khun daeng darb bpen dee mak mak. Suay mak mak. I really like the ivory carving makes it really unique and it's neat to see the inlaid which I you don't see modernly either. I do admire the repousse metal technique the thai use. Nice motifs worked into the design. I can see this was quite the project to monitor and coordinate. I must say applause to the craftsman and Serge. It is great that they are improving their product with experience in such projects as this. How long did this take start to finish? What was the timeline?