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Walnut bowl 25 cm x 10 cm

Bird Cherry bowl 30 cm x 9 cm

Walnut bowl 27 cm x 11 cm

Plum bowl 22 cm x 8 cm

Ash wood bowl 31 cm x 15 cm

Walnut bowl 33 cm x 28 cm x 11 cm

Cherry bowl 32 cm x 10,5 cm

Plum bowl 19,5cm x 6cm

Plum bowl 21 x 3,7 cm

Bird cherry bowl 33 x 7,5 cm

Walnut bowl 33 x 8 cm

Walnut bowl 23 cm x 14.5 cm

Apricot bowl 17 cm x 7cm

Beech platter 36 cm x 4.7 cm

Birch spalted bowl 31cm x 11cm

Plum bowl natural edge 19cm x 10cm

Plum bowl 18 cm x 8 cm

  • Walnut bowl 25 cm x 10 cm

    Luxurious wood with fabulous shades of brown. It turns very well and does not crack like beech wood for example. The thickness of the wall starts at 4 mm. It has almost the golden ratio which makes perfect shape.

  • Bird Cherry bowl 30 cm x 9 cm

    This wood is easy to turn and it does not crack. It has a beautiful contrast between the heartwood and sapwood and it is orangish.

  • Walnut bowl 27 cm x 11 cm

    This bowl is interesting thanks to its center and the knot that together make amazing texture. It is finished with pure tung oil. I am happy that as a wedding gift it will please my friends from Scotland.

  • Plum bowl 22 cm x 8 cm

    This wood comes from our farm. I remember the tree falling down in winter three od four years ago. The texture is beautiful. It is finished with pure tung oil.

  • Ash wood bowl 31 cm x 15 cm

    This ash bowl is nearly a hemisphere due to its dimensions. It will serve as a fruit bowl perfectly and is finished with foodsafe oil.

  • Walnut bowl 33 cm x 28 cm x 11 cm

    I got this wood from South Moravia. The wall of the bowl is 16 mm and it is finished with tung oil.

  • Cherry bowl 32 cm x 10,5 cm

    This wood comes from our farm in Moravia. I cut the tree down in 2015 and it had grown in a wood so that is why it has probably those beautiful brownish colours. The two knots were glued and are stable. The bowl is finished with food safe oil.

  • Plum bowl 19,5cm x 6cm

    This bowl is made of a plum tree my grandfather had planted on his farm in Moravia about 50 years ago. Nowadays those old trees are hardly giving any yield and unfortunately or fortunately this tree fell down in 2014. It was located along a field on the top of the hill in a beautiful countryside where strong wind would often come. I took a chain saw, processed the wood and cleaned the area. The diameter of the log was about 30cm and the wood was healthy. Then I brought it to my workshop in Prague and started turning. Plum wood has a unique colour and texture and the bowl has no cracks or knots. I used safe food finish complying with the norm EN 71 Art.III. The dimensions are diameter 19,5cm and height 6cm.

  • Plum bowl 21 x 3,7 cm

    This bowl is made of a plum tree my grandfather had planted on his farm in Moravia about 50 years ago. Nowadays those old trees are hardly giving any yield and unfortunately or fortunately this tree fell down in winter in 2014. It was located along a field on the top of the hill in a beautiful countryside where strong wind would often come. I took a chain saw, processed the wood and cleaned the area. The diameter of the log was about 30cm and the wood was healthy. Then I brought it to my workshop in Prague and started turning. Plum wood has unique colours and textures and the bowl has no cracks or knots. I finished it with tung oil and the feel of this design bowl is amazing. The diameter is 21cm and height 3,7cm.

  • Bird cherry bowl 33 x 7,5 cm

    This wood comes from the Šumava Mountains, where my father-in-law lives. It belongs to the genus of Prunus such as the plums, cherries and apricots. This tree fell down so I helped him to process the wood and took a few pieces. Generally the sapwood of this wood is lighter and the heartwood one is darker but it is not the case with this bowl. The bowl is finished with tung oil, which is oil pressed from nuts of the tree of Aleurites fordii. The diameter is 33 cm and height 7.5 cm.

  • Walnut bowl 33 x 8 cm

    I got this wood from my colleague from work by an accident. On that Friday we had been talking about our plans for the upcoming weekend and she had mentioned that she would help her uncle with loading wood. When I found out that it was walnut wood and was interested in how it had been cut and chopped up. I was lucky the length of the logs was the same as the diameter. I made two beautiful bowls for her family to have a memory of the tree in return. You can see a branching of the tree on this bowl so the texture is unique and the whole design is enhanced by the cone in the middle. It is finished with several layers of tung oil and polished to high gloss. The diameter is 33 cm and height 8 cm.

  • Walnut bowl 23 cm x 14.5 cm

  • Apricot bowl 17 cm x 7cm

  • Beech platter 36 cm x 4.7 cm

  • Birch spalted bowl 31cm x 11cm

  • Plum bowl natural edge 19cm x 10cm

  • Plum bowl 18 cm x 8 cm