Konrad creates the deliberately asymmetrical shape of his vessels by turning them on different axes. He uses oak wood from the area around his home for this. The object is blackened, finely sanded on the inside and brushed on the outside in order to emphasise the tactility of the lively wood grain.

Height 20 cm
Diameter 38 cm

Blackened oak wood and an even annual ring structure give this flat bowl object a calm yet strong presence. Konrad hand-turned this vessel on several different axes.

Height 12 cm
Diameter 42 cm

The wooden designer hand-turned the bulbous vessel sculpture on two axes from the forked branch of a 200-year-old oak tree. The drying process gives the object an additional dynamic feel.

Height 52 cm
Diameter 33 cm

Subtle contrast characterises this thin-walled asymmetrical bowl. It is deep black on the inside, finely sanded and oiled and heavily brushed, bleached and matt soaped on the outside. A staged special grain underlines the sculptural vessel.

Height 17 cm
Diameter 55 cm

This angular vessel sculpture was made on four axes of rotation. The striking annual rings of the oak wood used are particularly tactile on the blackened object due to the brushing of the surface and subsequent oiling.

Height 40 cm
Diameter 33 cm