Light-coloured and slightly red, this wood turned object was worked from wet wood, dried slowly and warped in the edges. The radial drying cracks were filled with black. The surface is left untreated.

This is a very flat, round, turned bowl made of light-coloured wood with a sharp edge. A satin finish has been applied to its surface through the use of oil.

This large, turned bowl was pre-turned wet then reworked on the lathe. The surface is oiled and designed to incorporate the contrast between light sapwood and dark heartwood to form a semi-circular decoration on the edges of the piece.

This is a small series of three turned bowls or trays with straight edges in different sizes. A harmonious balance is achieved between the proportions of the various objects. Oiled surfaces make it easy to see the different woods used for each.

This is a series of small, turned shells with small bases and sharp ridges. It was finished with oil.