Riot Stone
A quick glance at this stone might suggest to you that it was a battle stone of the type that the Picts carved when they celebrated a victory in arms. Sueno's Stone, Aberlemno Church Stone and the Dunkeld Cathedral Stone come to mind. However closer inspection reveals that the 'infantry' are men, women and children. They bear placards as their weapons and mobile phones as their shields. The 'cavalry' are in contemporary state riot gear.
Riots and protests tend not to be memorialised - probably because nobody tends to come out of them very well, making this a unique piece.
A unique sculpture and a perfect gift for anyone who likes things to stay they are - or anyone who wants things to change.
This is a stone carving in red St Bees sandstone.
Additional Information
This is a stone carving in red St Bees sandstone done by hand.
600mm tall x 250mm x 80mm
Price includes postage and packaging
Artisan Process
Neil's finely crafted stone pieces serve as a form of storytelling - rich in symbolism and meaning, each one captures and preserves a narrative in stone.
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