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Bud Vase Turned from Buckeye Burl II
This bud vase has been turned from an especially dramatic piece of Buckeye Burl, a soft wood with a palette of grays, whites, blacks, and some brown and orange—the result of the oxidation of underground minerals absorbed by the burl. The patterns that are generated by these colors are simply spectacular, like no other burl wood in the world.
The Buckeye in this display piece gives wonderful evidence of having grown underground, including very small fissure in which crushed turquoise has been inlaid. The turning was finely sanded and sealed; after sealing, Danish oil was rubbed into the wood, followed by hand-rubbing with a combination of carnauba and beeswax in a light solvent. This finish has a very light and transparent quality. A high-quality glass tube has been included, 5” in length.
All profits from all sales of woodturnings are donated by the artist to support famine and victim relief in Darfur.
The Buckeye in this display piece gives wonderful evidence of having grown underground, including very small fissure in which crushed turquoise has been inlaid. The turning was finely sanded and sealed; after sealing, Danish oil was rubbed into the wood, followed by hand-rubbing with a combination of carnauba and beeswax in a light solvent. This finish has a very light and transparent quality. A high-quality glass tube has been included, 5” in length.
All profits from all sales of woodturnings are donated by the artist to support famine and victim relief in Darfur.
This bud vase has been turned from an especially dramatic piece of Buckeye Burl, a soft wood with a palette of grays, whites, blacks, and some brown and orange—the result of the oxidation of underground minerals absorbed by the burl. The patterns that are generated by these colors are simply spectacular, like no other burl wood in the world.
The Buckeye in this display piece gives wonderful evidence of having grown underground, including very small fissure in which crushed turquoise has been inlaid. The turning was finely sanded and sealed; after sealing, Danish oil was rubbed into the wood, followed by hand-rubbing with a combination of carnauba and beeswax in a light solvent. This finish has a very light and transparent quality. A high-quality glass tube has been included, 5” in length.
All profits from all sales of woodturnings are donated by the artist to support famine and victim relief in Darfur.
The Buckeye in this display piece gives wonderful evidence of having grown underground, including very small fissure in which crushed turquoise has been inlaid. The turning was finely sanded and sealed; after sealing, Danish oil was rubbed into the wood, followed by hand-rubbing with a combination of carnauba and beeswax in a light solvent. This finish has a very light and transparent quality. A high-quality glass tube has been included, 5” in length.
All profits from all sales of woodturnings are donated by the artist to support famine and victim relief in Darfur.
$56.00
Original: $160.00
-65%Bud Vase Turned from Buckeye Burl II—
$160.00
$56.00Description
This bud vase has been turned from an especially dramatic piece of Buckeye Burl, a soft wood with a palette of grays, whites, blacks, and some brown and orange—the result of the oxidation of underground minerals absorbed by the burl. The patterns that are generated by these colors are simply spectacular, like no other burl wood in the world.
The Buckeye in this display piece gives wonderful evidence of having grown underground, including very small fissure in which crushed turquoise has been inlaid. The turning was finely sanded and sealed; after sealing, Danish oil was rubbed into the wood, followed by hand-rubbing with a combination of carnauba and beeswax in a light solvent. This finish has a very light and transparent quality. A high-quality glass tube has been included, 5” in length.
All profits from all sales of woodturnings are donated by the artist to support famine and victim relief in Darfur.
The Buckeye in this display piece gives wonderful evidence of having grown underground, including very small fissure in which crushed turquoise has been inlaid. The turning was finely sanded and sealed; after sealing, Danish oil was rubbed into the wood, followed by hand-rubbing with a combination of carnauba and beeswax in a light solvent. This finish has a very light and transparent quality. A high-quality glass tube has been included, 5” in length.
All profits from all sales of woodturnings are donated by the artist to support famine and victim relief in Darfur.
