This yellow vase is handturned and decorated in tamo (wheat stems). The technique used for the upper layer allows the materials to become both flexible and rigid. Luis Miguel De La Cruz used a solid and dry wood that has undergone a treatment process.

Height 22 cm
Width 47 cm

This multi-coloured vase is handturned and decorated in tamo (wheat stems). This process consists of making decorative forms with wheat stems which are previously dyed in warm water. The stems are then opened in the middle and finely chiseled to obtain coloured threads. They are eventually applied to the wood and sometimes coated with lacquers, sealants or varnish.

Height 12 cm
Width 78 cm

This orange vessel is made of handturned wood and tamo (wheat stems). his process consists of making decorative forms with wheat stems which are previously dyed orange in warm water. This fibre allows the creation of a wide variety of curvilinear shapes.

Height 25 cm
Width 86 cm