Learn Woodcarving

Learn from the European Master woodcarver,
Nora Hall.

Nora Hall and her family are here to take your woodcarving to the next level, or start you on a new and rewarding journey.

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Preserving the Heritage

Resources, tools, and educational materials to learn the secrets to European woodcarving.

We have everything you need to know about Nora Hall and her work, as well as a wealth of woodcarving resources designed to get you going in the right direction.


The Nora Hall Essential European Woodcarving DVD Series

Other Nora Hall Carving Designs Products

Nora, thank you for taking the time to create these DVD's. I very much enjoy watching them, and listening to you explain the process! I've watched the first DVD over and over and I keep picking up information and understanding. I can't wait to get the rest of them! You have given a great gift to many generations!" John Ridlon II, California "First off, let me tell you how pleased I am with the videos and tools I purchased from your website. Everything was as good or better than I expected.

Charles B. Thomas
Colorado

Thank You for all your videos!!! And I do have them all!!! They have truly been the nest carving instruction I have ever seen or used!!! With your carving instruction on the videos alone, I have dramatically improved my work. Nora you are a delight to watch and listen too!!! Thanks for all your help!!!

Ralph L. Kassab
Missouri
Nora Hall

In Loving Memory

Nora Hall

1922-2011

About Nora Hall

The history behind Nora Hall Carving Designs.

Internationally known master woodcarver and teacher Nora Hall was born in Amsterdam, Holland in 1922. Her father was the renowned Dutch master woodcarver Johannes Leereveld. The Leereveld household was marked by an atmosphere of culture, radical politics, and lively debates, and many a night Nora remembers the heated discussions raging on into the early mornings when her father held court to the numerous visiting intellectuals and artists, in those years between the two World Wars when writers such as Hemingway, Upton Sinclair, Faulkner, and F. Scott Fitzgerald were publishing their first books.