He is also credited with making a crucifix and a great bell carved with images of Mary and John, for the Monk's Choir, as well as with sculpting the Bury St. Edmunds cross out of 350-year old, golden yellow walrus tusks.
He is also credited with making a crucifix, as well as with sculpting the Bury St. Edmunds cross out of 350-year old, golden yellow walrus tusks. This was for the Monk's Choir. He is also credited with making a great bell carved with images of Mary and John, as well as with sculpting the Bury St. Edmunds cross out of 350-year old, golden yellow walrus tusks. This was for the Monk's Choir.