....ive found this one from a german master bowyer (hes maybe the most thought of around here).

http://www.rudiweick.de/boegen/moria01.html

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Just wanted to share

Axel

wow that is neet what is the turn a round time on one of those?

i really dont know, but the price is out of range for ordinary folk anyway....about 3300$   :eek:    

Some awesome work, I wonder what the poundage is.

Yeah, 3K for a bow is a bit much for me.   :eek:    

I'm sure it's not a heavy draw, but real pretty.

Interesting.

I'd be scared walking out of the woods at night with that in my hand.

QuoteOriginally posted by hockey7:
I'd be scared walking out of the woods at night with that in my hand.

Yup, it might get ya!!

Wow! Looks like a drift wood riser.

Thanks for sharing.

God bless,Mudd

That is very interesting work. What an artist.

certainly different.

Better not drop it. The bow might survive, but some of that work would likely break off.

creepy, looks like taken out of "Lord of the rings" dingeons and drangon or stuff like that

A sculptured riser... cool.  I know a guy that does wood sculptures... hmmm possibilities.

From a distance looks like driftwood.  Up close it looks creepy.  I can understand a little better why North American bows/bowyers are popular in Europe.  
I mean no harm, I'm sure there is alot of hard work and artistic talent in that riser but for the life of me, I just don't get it. Thanks for posting though, it is interesting.

I dont like Rudis fairy tail bows. Who needs a riser like that? Its an expensive, silly, impractical toy.
But everybody has their own taste.
I´ve tried his "normal"  bows. Nothing special.

Just to make this clear, i wouldnt want that bow. I would be afraid to break something of it, hurt my hand and on top of that i think its not prett at all. For me its always "form follows function".
Just wanted to show you...

hmmm, can't say that really trips my trigger,  but to each his own.

I might see it in person next week at the Archery convention here in Mannheim.  I might have a small American delegation get together to go.

Maybe we can even meet some locals and learn of other places to go shoot.

I have a friend that buys my bows in Germany and he showed me these bows quite some time back. I honestly do not care for them at all. The lines are not clean. They are interesting though. God Bless and have a great day. Steve