Fractal Burned Hand-turned Maple Bowl
The shape of this bowl was inspired by Persian coupe style glassware with tall straight sides and a dramatic sweeping curve at the bottom. This piece was finished with a fractal burning pattern that looks like trees growing up the sides of the bowl.
Fractal burning is a technique that uses high voltage electricity to burn unique patterns into wood, it is VERY dangerous and not recommended without proper safety equipment and knowledge.
Material: Spalted Maple with fractal burn
Dimensions: 3” x 7.75”
Weight: 13.5 oz
Bowl finish and care:
These bowls are sanded down to 400 grit and finished with pure walnut oil and are food safe, liquids are not recommend. Because the wood is not permanently sealed, high or low moister extremes can have some effects. Best practice is to keep them regularly oiled and in a stable climates.
All bowls are crafted by Adam Johnson of Churchel Fine Woods.
The shape of this bowl was inspired by Persian coupe style glassware with tall straight sides and a dramatic sweeping curve at the bottom. This piece was finished with a fractal burning pattern that looks like trees growing up the sides of the bowl.
Fractal burning is a technique that uses high voltage electricity to burn unique patterns into wood, it is VERY dangerous and not recommended without proper safety equipment and knowledge.
Material: Spalted Maple with fractal burn
Dimensions: 3” x 7.75”
Weight: 13.5 oz
Bowl finish and care:
These bowls are sanded down to 400 grit and finished with pure walnut oil and are food safe, liquids are not recommend. Because the wood is not permanently sealed, high or low moister extremes can have some effects. Best practice is to keep them regularly oiled and in a stable climates.
All bowls are crafted by Adam Johnson of Churchel Fine Woods.
The shape of this bowl was inspired by Persian coupe style glassware with tall straight sides and a dramatic sweeping curve at the bottom. This piece was finished with a fractal burning pattern that looks like trees growing up the sides of the bowl.
Fractal burning is a technique that uses high voltage electricity to burn unique patterns into wood, it is VERY dangerous and not recommended without proper safety equipment and knowledge.
Material: Spalted Maple with fractal burn
Dimensions: 3” x 7.75”
Weight: 13.5 oz
Bowl finish and care:
These bowls are sanded down to 400 grit and finished with pure walnut oil and are food safe, liquids are not recommend. Because the wood is not permanently sealed, high or low moister extremes can have some effects. Best practice is to keep them regularly oiled and in a stable climates.
All bowls are crafted by Adam Johnson of Churchel Fine Woods.
