Ebonised oak, turned from a single solid blank.
The growth rings read clearly across the surface - darkened to a striking hue, while the grain still remains visible beneath.
The form draws in slightly at the waist before easing out at the rim, sitting on a small foot.
Two natural cracks run from the rim inward. They’ve been left as they formed - stable, clean, part of the timber’s movement as it dried.
The rim reveals the oak’s natural tone against the darker exterior, a quiet contrast that frames the interior.
Finished with microcrystalline wax for a soft, dry sheen.
Ebonised oak, turned from a single solid blank.
The growth rings read clearly across the surface - darkened to a striking hue, while the grain still remains visible beneath.
The form draws in slightly at the waist before easing out at the rim, sitting on a small foot.
Two natural cracks run from the rim inward. They’ve been left as they formed - stable, clean, part of the timber’s movement as it dried.
The rim reveals the oak’s natural tone against the darker exterior, a quiet contrast that frames the interior.
Finished with microcrystalline wax for a soft, dry sheen.
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