The Taproot
Sculptures by Jakob Wainshtein
www.jakobwainshteinart.com and his Etsy Shop : www.jakobarts.etsy.com All made from various wood blocks from West Wind.
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What are the deminsions of your sculpture, “Flexibility”?
Hi Marilyn, not sure. You could ask him on his Etsy shop, as he did not specify the dimensions in the sculpture’s description.