Local volunteers and schoolchildren will help build Kerdroya, thought to be largest classical labyrinth in world
High on a Cornish moor, a living, breathing piece of artwork that is designed to last thousands of years is taking shape.
Called Kerdroya, the piece is a labyrinth – billed as the largest of its kind in the world and constructed out of Cornish hedges, which are a unique combination of stone and vegetation.
Continue reading…Local volunteers and schoolchildren will help build Kerdroya, thought to be largest classical labyrinth in worldHigh on a Cornish moor, a living, breathing piece of artwork that is designed to last thousands of years is taking shape.Called Kerdroya, the piece is a labyrinth – billed as the largest of its kind in the world and constructed out of Cornish hedges, which are a unique combination of stone and vegetation. Continue reading…