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Black Walnut Vase

This Black Walnut hollow form/vase 16″ tall x 5.5″ diameter and is finished with 4 coats of Carnuba Wax. The finial is made from Cherry, dyed with India Ink, and lacquered.

Birch Burl Bowl

Birch wood hand turned bowl created from a burl off a birch tree. This bowl was submitted to the woodturning gallery by Felicia Gowenius.

Red Oak Burl Bowl

A stunning red oak burl bowl woodturned using traditional tools and techniques. This piece contains lively grain and a beautiful foot on which the bowl is perched.

Shades of Grey – Mulberry Vase

A beautiful woodturning from mulberry wood. This vase has been painted using various shades of acrylic paint to create a work of art!

English Yew Jar

A wood turned jar made on a lathe using English yew wood. This piece is loosely based on the form on ancient pottery.

Mulberry Wood Hollow Form – Poured Acrylic Color

Beautiful mulberry hollow form with Bradford pear base and finial. The hollow form was colored using acrylic paint poured over the piece. The base and finial are colored with India ink.

Harry Potter Wands

Harry Potters wand and the Elder Wand. Turned from poplar and red heart. Hand-carved and painted with acrylics. 4 coats of lacquer for the final finish.

Woodturned Pet Urn

Woodturned pet urn. See the process photos of turning a segmented walnut and cherry wood pet urn. This woodturning was made for the ashes of a dog.

Mimosa Vase With Finial

Beautiful mimosa tree wood turned vase. This woodturning is approximately 22″ tall and 12″ diameter. It has been finished wish danish oil and carnuba wax polish.

Jacaranda and Walnut Offset Hollow Form

Stunning Jacaranda and Walnut wood offset hollow form bowl with curved lines and beautiful finish. This home decor piece would look beautiful on the coffee table.

Segmented Vase – Autumn in the Wasatch

A beautiful 458 piece segmented vase woodturning. This wood turned piece is comprised of mainly maple wood and is created using precision cut pieces of wood.