Mars Gale Crater Carving in Cedar

Gale Crater, Mars: 96 miles in diameter and boasting the 18,000 ft Mt. Sharp as its central peak. It’s been described as a “bucket,” accumulating sediment and filling with water in the ancient past. It's carved into one heck of a beautiful piece of Kentucky-grown eastern red cedar. The two ash rails feature lightly carved riverbeds from the crater’s interior. It’s called Meteroembryotic, and is finished in satin lacquer, 19” x 17” x 2”. This is the only one in the universe.