8″ bowl of sugar maple. This is filled with worm holes; it definitely won’t hold water!

$45

Cherry 8″ bowl with natural edge. A different style than I normally create, but based on the shape of the original chunk of wood.

$85.00

Small manzanita root ball I picked up near Mt. Shasta, California. Natural edge, lots of cracks and faults, and stunning blood-red color.

Oregon myrtle. Beautiful, variegated wood that is a joy to turn; and it has a beautiful scent as well when it’s turned. The tree only grows on the West Coast. In Oregon, it’s Oregon myrtle; in Califormia it’s called California laurel. So I guess it depends on where you live.

Butternut 10″ bowl. Also known as white walnut. Extremely soft wood often used for boxes or crates. Or bowls.

$75.00

Spalted sycamore bowl. A different shape for me, with a wide flat lip. Sweet Sandy Sue decided that she wanted to keep this one. NFS!

6″ cherry bowl with a gently curving wide lip.

Cherry 6″ vase. Very interesting markings—looks like maybe the tree survived a fire somewhere along the line. One ring is very dark, and lots of wild trauma in later rings.
$40.00

White oak and walnut chalice. 11″ tall.

11.5″ bowl of mulberry—generally considered a weed tree. About the best thing you can say is that it’s yellow.

$49.00