Elm. About 8″ diameter, 4″ tall. Crack filled with red epoxy. Walnut oil finish.
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Elm Bowl
Elm salad bowl with beaded rim.
About 10″ diameter, 3″ high.
Finished simply with walnut oil.
Flame Textured Hollow Form
Flame textured Elm. About 5.5″ tall.
Magnets hold it on the base.
Elm Hollow Form
Hollow form of Elm on a dyed maple stand. Hollow form itself is about 4″ diameter and 7″ tall. On the stand it is about 9-1/2″ tall.
Elm Hollow Form
About 6″ tall, 3.5″ diameter. Lacquer finish.
If it looks crocked, that’s how it dried – the knot on one side sorta sunk in while the surrounding area bulged out. Gives it some character.
Flame Textured Hollow Form
Elm hollow form. About 6” tall, 4.5” diameter. Flame textured (torched and wire brushed). Lacquer finish.
Elm Hollow Form
Hollow from from an Elm crotch. About 10″ diameter and 6″ high.
Turned side-grain – that is, like a bowl, where the mouth of the form is pointing at the tree’s center (pith) and the foot pointing towards the bark.
Bark inclusion bridged with a single Wenge pewa.
Interior painted flat black to enhance the negative space of the interior. Exterior finished with walnut oil to highlight the figure and grain.
Sliced Elm Hollow Form
Cut a narrow slice through this Hollow Form of Elm and reassembled it with Maple pewa. About 7″ diameter and 4″ high.
