Bowls by wood

WoodArt

The wood piece is chosen for its “hidden” beauty, exposed when combined with colored epoxy and then turned.

12 pieces · 6 available

Osage Orange

One of the hardest and densest woods native to North America.

3 pieces · 2 available

Zebrawood

1 piece · all sold

Pecan

Rich reddish-brown to dark golden-brown tones, often accented by darker streaks and swirling grain patterns.

7 pieces · 2 available

Bartlett Pear

Highly valued for stability, resistance to splitting, and a velvety cut under hand tools.

11 pieces · 3 available

Curly Maple

A shimmering chatoyance effect that appears to shift as light hits it from different angles.

1 piece · all sold

White Oak

Prominent medullary rays that produce striking fleck patterns when quarter-sawn.

7 pieces · 2 available

Northern Red Oak

Warm wheat-colored tones infused with light pinkish to reddish hues.

5 pieces · 2 available

Southern Magnolia

Light yellow-tan to greenish-gray brown, often displaying striking mineral streaks.

2 pieces · all sold

Black Walnut

A preferred choice for bowl-turners, valued for its deep colors and variant grain.

4 pieces · 1 available

Cherry

Bowl turners value it for its stability, smooth working qualities, medium hardness, and beautiful grain.

2 pieces · 1 available

Camphor

Pale olive-tan to reddish-brown, frequently streaked with striking pink, red, or dark gray figure.

1 piece · all sold

Ambrosia Maple

Dramatic streaks of gray, blue, charcoal, and reddish-brown running parallel to the grain.

1 piece · all sold

Mahogany

A light pinkish-tan to a deep, warm reddish-brown that darkens beautifully over time.

1 piece · all sold

Eastern Red Cedar

Renowned for its aromatic fragrance, excellent rot resistance, and natural insect-repelling properties.

6 pieces · all sold

Sweetgum

Highly susceptible to spalting, which can add black or red striations that enhance its visual appeal.

9 pieces · 5 available

Cypress

Cypress often renders interesting grain patterns when turned.

2 pieces · all sold

Northern Pine

Bowls made from pine must be handled with care as they can dent easily, but it does turn exceptionally well.

1 piece · all sold

Because every piece is one of a kind, if you see a “Sold” item you love, just let me know — I'll be happy to create something similar for you. Custom orders are also welcome, whether you have a design in mind or a special piece of wood you'd like me to work with.

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