Drill and stipple engraving by James Denison-Pender on spun crystal,
mounted on stainles steel stand.
Height 30cm, width 42cm, depth 10cm.
Scenes from a camel fair in Nagaur, on the edge of the desert in Rajasthan,
northern India. The engraving occupies both sides of three overlapping pieces of
24% lead crystal cut from spun discs. Most of the engraving is done with diamond
and carborundum burrs in a hand-held drill. Stipple engraving has been used mainly
for the faces.