This is a small polished, turned box. The lid and lid handle were turned from one piece of walnut wood.

Turning a sphere from wood is the dream of many wood turners. The spheres here showcase the grain and tones of the wood structure through their shape and polish.

This is a turned box. After sanding, the wood was polished with a single-layer surface agent to emphasise the structure of the microberlinia tree wood that was used.

This turned bowl was made with slightly damp wood. With wet turning, the wood's drying phase determines the bowl's final shape. The black ring on the edge is achieved through friction during polishing.

This bowl was turned the day after the tree was felled and then slowly left to dry. Because the wood contracted during this process, the bowl lost an ingrown knot. This was decoratively tied to the bowl. The piece was finished with oil wax.