Ground Tools by Michael Antrobus Are Raw and Rustic
Meghan Young — March 18, 2010 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
I want these Ground Tools, but I don't think I would actually use them. Instead, I would probably display them and fabricate a long story about their old origins to guests who inquire about the pieces in the unique set. I mean, don't they look as though they were excavated from some archaeological dig in a remote part of the world?
Well, they weren't. They were actually designed by Michael Antrobus. Made from flat steel bars using homemade jigs and presses, the Ground Tools are made to be used.
Well, they weren't. They were actually designed by Michael Antrobus. Made from flat steel bars using homemade jigs and presses, the Ground Tools are made to be used.
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