Bowl

These bowls are a representation of some of my more recent turnings.

Counterclockwise from the top: an overview of a few different designs,  the three bowls are Mesquite wedding bowls made for dear friends, the flat top bowl, dubbed "guitar Bowl" is Maple and sports a clean and sharp outer edge, the bowl (with block) was turned for an exhibition at  the Lubeznik Center for the Arts, the final picture is Cherry and Maple from "Mom's Series."

This distinctive piece has a unique grain pattern from cherry burl. A burl is a tumorous growth that can be found on the trunk or branch of a tree. Large pieces of burl wood are very rare and prized by wood craftsmen. This bowl is about 4 3/4" in diameter.

Handsome 4 1/2" diameter bowl made of mesquite wood. Has a modern look and a natural edge.

This wooden bowl has the distinction of being carved from a "knotty" piece of Mesquite wood. It is approximately 4 1/2" in diameter and shows off the natural division of the heartwood and the sapwood.

Classic wood bowl in a simple and clean design made of Ash. It is approximately 5" in diameter.

This 7 3/4" diameter bowl is turned from an excellent example of curly Maple. It features three concave arcs in its profile design.

This distinctive bowl is made from a cherry wood burl. A burl is a tumorous growth that can be found on the trunk or branch of a tree. Large pieces of burl wood are very rare and prized by wood craftsmen. This bowl is about 8 3/4" in diameter.

Koa wood bowl with natural knot showing. This piece is approximately 5”diameter. Koa is a rare type of wood found only in Hawaii. It is prized for its deep coloration, and its interesting and intricate grain patterns.

Mesquite wood bowl with natural edges still holding bark . This bowl is approximately 4” in diameter.

No, this bowl is not stained with a purple stain! This modern wood bowl is made of the very interesting and beautiful Purpleheart wood.  Most woods tend to dull and fade through oxidation but purpleheart tends to get more vibrant and colorful.  This bowl is approximately 7" in diameter.