‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
‘Catherine Wheel VIII’ by Nicolas Moreton MRSS, a unique contemporary abstract stone sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a large circular form with a central opening surrounded by precisely carved, twisting radial ridges that create a spiralling pattern. The pale grey and cream limestone contrasts with the rough, dark charcoal stone pedestal. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the inner edges of the spiral with bright white light, creating alternating bands of light and shadow. P
Nicolas Moreton MRSS

CATHERINE WHEEL VIII (Unique)

Nicolas Moreton MRSS's Catherine Wheel VIII is a unique abstract sculpture carved from Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone, featuring a circular form with spiralling carved ridges around an open centre. Mounted on a dark stone base, the sculpture incorporates LED lighting that illuminates the inner edges and creates a striking effect after dark.

Medium  Ancaster Weatherbed Limestone and LED Light 
Dimensions.  110cm 25cm x 180cm (including base)

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