Mid 20th Century Faux Bois Concrete Garden Bridge

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Mid 20th Century Faux Bois Concrete Garden BridgeThis charming faux bois garden bridge, crafted from concrete, is a perfect example of decorative artistry inspired by nature. The faux bois technique, meaning false wood in French, originated in the mid 19th century, pioneered by French artisans like Joseph Monier. Designed to imitate the textures and appearance of natural wood, faux bois was often used in garden decor and furniture, offering a rustic look with the durability of concrete. Dating from

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