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Excalibur

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This interpretation of the sword in the stone is informed by Thomas Mallory’s 15th century work, Le Mort d’Arthur. As a huge fan of John Boorman’s visionary 1981 film ‘Excalibur’, this was a labour of love and one of my first attempts at bespoke ceramic clay work.

Finished in ceramic clay, acrylics and course grass substitute with Excalibur sword prop supplied by www.lastsword.com

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This interpretation of the sword in the stone is informed by Thomas Mallory’s 15th century work, Le Mort d’Arthur. As a huge fan of John Boorman’s visionary 1981 film ‘Excalibur’, this was a labour of love and one of my first attempts at bespoke ceramic clay work.

Finished in ceramic clay, acrylics and course grass substitute with Excalibur sword prop supplied by www.lastsword.com