Miniature size and natural wood - sculptures by a French master

The wooden sculptures are created by the French master Tybalt Malet. These are miniature houses against the backdrop of the same miniature forests.

The Frenchman begins work on the creation of sculptures with the selection of a tree. He prefers cherry, beech or alder. Having prepared the bars of the required size, Tybalt forms the layout of the future forest. After that, he proceeds to carving and grinding the finished miniature. At the end, the master covers the product with a special impregnation in order to prolong its life to the maximum.

The peculiarities of Tybalt Malet's miniatures are that they are covered with glass cases. This gives them extra protection and fabulousness. Admirers of this French master's work believe that his miniatures resemble glass balls with snow.

When you look at these miniatures, you get the impression that you are immersed in some kind of fairy-tale world. A world that is about to come to life.

Tybalt Malek chose his hobby for a reason. We can say that wooden miniature is a family hobby. First, the grandfather, and then the sculptor's father, worked with wood.