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Intarsia with Wood

Intarsia is a form of woodworking in which pieces of different woods are fitted together to create a design or pattern. The word ‘intarsia’ comes from the Italian word for ‘inlay.’ This type of woodworking dates back to the 13th century and was popularised in Italy during the Renaissance.

What is unique with Intarsia is that there are no fixed rules or methods for carrying out your project. You are only controlled by your imagination and patience.

Using plans

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