Burr elm live edge vessel – the 18th one made. Just as unique as the ones that preceded it.
The rim on this one drops away in a long scoop on one side and rises into points on the other. So you're looking down into it from one angle and straight at a wall of burr from another.
The body is close to a sphere, sitting on a small foot that keeps it from rocking and raised slightly. Adding a nice shadow contrast between the vessel and the surface.
The wood is pale honey and warm brown, and the burr eyes are scattered rather than packed tight, with short dark fissures running down between them where bark got trapped as the tree grew. There's a lot of clean flowing grain between the eyes.
Bark edges are naturally uneven and rough to the touch, and burr carries voids and dark inclusions.
Burr elm live edge vessel – the 18th one made. Just as unique as the ones that preceded it.
The rim on this one drops away in a long scoop on one side and rises into points on the other. So you're looking down into it from one angle and straight at a wall of burr from another.
The body is close to a sphere, sitting on a small foot that keeps it from rocking and raised slightly. Adding a nice shadow contrast between the vessel and the surface.
The wood is pale honey and warm brown, and the burr eyes are scattered rather than packed tight, with short dark fissures running down between them where bark got trapped as the tree grew. There's a lot of clean flowing grain between the eyes.
Bark edges are naturally uneven and rough to the touch, and burr carries voids and dark inclusions.
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