Goblet of cherry burl with some bug or worm tracks. Stem is African blackwood. About 7-1/4″ tall, and the bowl is 3″ diameter.
Cherry Burl Goblet
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Fairly Useless Platter
Or maybe it’s a shallow bowl. Either way, it won’t hold soup.
Cherry burl with large bark inclusions wenge pewa) and some bug tracks. Quite a mess. This was the outer core from around the bowl I posted earlier.
About 12″ diameter, 2-1/4″ tall.
Cherry Burl Bowl
About 8″ diameter, 2.75″ high. Round bottom (no foot, just a little dimple so it sits upright).
Simple walnut oil finish.
A few pewa (maple) to stabilize a crack, and some epoxy fill in the cracks just to make the bowl more usable, since the cracks went all the way through.
Rain
4” tall hollow form
Cherry / dye / lacquer
Sliced Hollow Form
Hollow Form, about 5″ diameter and 6″ tall.
Sliced apart and reassembled with Walnut Pewa. I made two slices at different orientations to yield an opening that flows between wide and narrow.
Pretty sure this was Cherry. Exterior finish is Lacquer, interior painted black.
Spin-Art Plate
Cherry, about 10″ diameter. Spun the rim with enamel paints.