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A well known and established sculptor, Mati Karmin had made his mark sculpting busts, reliefs, statues of grim politicos, or social leaders, or generals, or even the dead for whom he created cemetery complexes. He was good, and he could have gone on doing all that which he did well enough, and earned himself a good name in his home land, Estonia or the neighbouring Finland or other states within the European Union.

And then, one day five years ago, Karmin visited the ex-Soviet fortress on Naissar, a small island in the Gulf of Finland, located to the northwest of Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. For a country the size of Haryana, with a population of barely 1.29 million, it is surprising he took so long to visit the island. Nevertheless, the visit turned out to be the most significant in his career, as this is where he was inspired to utilise all those fields of discarded old rusting naval mines. He loved the perfect shape and uniformity of these mines, which has holes, spires and shackles, and which inspired him to launch a brand new furniture line.

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