This series of hammers and axes were inspired by the way stone and bronze age implements are displayed in museums. The wood handles having rotted away eons ago, an obviously modern handle is made to stand in it’s place. This is the only place where you can see a dichotomy of thousands of years in production methods in one object. The precariousness of the single balance point makes each piece like the Sword of Damocles but should a client wish, a more traditional display holder can be made. Each piece is named after a verse of beat poetry from Mike Myers in “So I Married an Axe Murderer”.