Sculptures

The Green Harper

The Celtic god Dagda played a living harp, as he played the seasons came into order - Spring following Winter, Summer succeeding Spring followed by Autumn. He composed all the sounds of nature, bird songs, the lapping of the waves, sounds of rippling streams, passage of the wind through the leaves, so sweet was the music from the harp that no one could hear and not follow it. The notes became the birds which hover invisibly over young men and women, whispering thoughts of love into their ears. He became known has the Green Harper.

Carved from Scottish oak, Life-size

Carved for the Gordon Brown Memorial Garden at Troon in Ayrshire.

Gordon was a legend in Scottish Rugby. the three chairs where designed as an appreciation of of the many attributes associated with Gordon as a person.

The Chairs were carved from Ash, Elm and Oak tree trunks. In Celtic history they have been associated with strength, durability, subtlety resilience