Turning Over A New Log
#725 Small segmented vessel
#725 Small segmented vessel
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Description
Small segmented vessel made using cherry, wenge, bocote, maple, african mahogany, purple heart and amazakoue woods. This looks really good with an LED candle in it and casts shadows on the walls. Other ideas for use are a pencil holder or silk flowers.
Item details
GTIN: 62326
Price
$50.00
Quantity available
1
Dimensions
Package
Length/Depth: 3 in
Width: 3 in
Height: 3.5 in
Shipping
$15.00 (Flat rate on multiple orders from this seller)
Delivery restrictions may apply:
U.S. only
U.S. only
Refund & return policy
No refund or returns allowed on this purchase.
Exceptions may apply. Please message John for more information.
Meet your seller
Turning Over A New Log
John's love for woodworking began in his high school shop class. In the years that followed he married and raised a family. He also joined the Air Force and served his country for 20 years, dreaming of his retirement and starting a wood-turning business. After his military service, John and his family chose to make Chattanooga, TN their home. Much love and care is given to each piece he produces. John uses traditional, staved and segmented techniques in his art. Some combining techniques. Many of his pieces have inlaid wood or natural stone. As for the shapes and styles he creates, John says the wood speaks to him while he is creating and tells him what shape it wants to be. A lot of time and care is given to the final finished product. Each piece is sanded and perfectly finished bringing out the natural colors of the wood, no stains or dyes are used. Stretching the limits of his imagination and creating pieces that are unique and unlike anything people have seen before is his goal.
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#725 Small segmented vessel
Turning Over A New Log
Heads up! This seller has been inactive since 07-27-2023.We suggest messaging the seller to check item availability before purchasing.
