This sculptural vase emerges from a highly complex, moss-covered cluster of apple tree branches. Rather than forcing the raw timber into a traditional format, the turning process follows the wood's natural voice, resulting in an end-grain vessel packed with organic eccentricities.
The vase features an exceptionally thin-walled body that flares dramatically into a wide, undulating rim mimicking the natural splitting path of the branch cluster. Its most compelling attribute is a prominent natural "window". It stands as a thoughtful study of a tree’s hidden history, letting light pass completely through its form.
Materials: Apple Wood
Construction: End-grain turned from a complex branch cluster
Dimensions:
Features: Natural branch inclusion "window", dramatically flared thin-walled rim, and high-contrast bark inclusions
This sculptural vase emerges from a highly complex, moss-covered cluster of apple tree branches. Rather than forcing the raw timber into a traditional format, the turning process follows the wood's natural voice, resulting in an end-grain vessel packed with organic eccentricities.
The vase features an exceptionally thin-walled body that flares dramatically into a wide, undulating rim mimicking the natural splitting path of the branch cluster. Its most compelling attribute is a prominent natural "window". It stands as a thoughtful study of a tree’s hidden history, letting light pass completely through its form.
Materials: Apple Wood
Construction: End-grain turned from a complex branch cluster
Dimensions:
Features: Natural branch inclusion "window", dramatically flared thin-walled rim, and high-contrast bark inclusions
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