Hand-Turned Earth-Finish Dogwood Bowl

Hand-Turned Earth-Finish Dogwood BowlShinichi and Yasue, the self taught artists behind Iida Woodturning, work exclusively with a lathe to celebrate the natural color and grain of wood. This hand turned bowl is an example of their signature earth finish. Inspired by the Japanese concept of sabiwhich is dedicated to finding beauty in the natural aging processits exposed to rain and soil to reach its distinctive texture and patina. Due to natural imperfections in the wood, this one of a

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The vertical optical effect is hand-formed with incredible patience and skill

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Ferber's experimental approach to crafting results in a unique piece with decorative accents created by splashes of rice husk and porcelain water