kentucky coffee tree
white oak
locust
locust rim
black walnut
crabapple
crabapple base
cherry spoon
cherry spoon
kentucky coffee tree
kentucky coffee tree
kentucky coffee tree
black walnut
Spring Bowls
The School of the Transfer of Energy
workshop studio land
The School of the Transfer of Energy 
hi Jack, where can i find the prices for those bowls?
Nir, some of these were for an order, but the ones that are for sale I will have up on my Etsy store soon. I’ll try and put the word out here when I do. Thanks.
Beautifull as allways Jack. Regards! 🙂
Thank you, Angus. I thought of you today as I was hammering some copper hooks.
Beautiful!
Thank you Astrid. It is good to hear from you.
These are beautiful Jack!! Is there any finish on these bowls?
Thanks, David. The finish on these bowls is walnut oil. I like to keep it simple, but sometimes I may add a little beeswax 🙂
Thanks for the info I have been wanting to try some. It seems to stay closer to the natural color of the wood. The symmetry in your natural edge bowls is very good as this can be difficult sometimes to balance. I like the two horns on the walnut bowl that oppose each other equally. The flaming crabapple is a real beauty!! Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome, David, anytime. I like that walnut bowl too. I had a bigger one from the same piece that was very nice as well. I hope that you have chance to give it a try.
Absolutely beautiful and carrying such a roar.
Does it roar? That is interesting- sometimes they are like vast open mouths. I hope they roar a little. Thanks, Steven.
To mix metaphors they punch way above their weight. Roaring mightily though not ‘Goliath-esque.’
They’re all wonderful tributes to the trees the originate from, Jack…I love that you inscribe their origins and honor those natural growths.
Thank you, Jana. I am grateful that you see them as fitting tributes. It is good to celebrate the echo of an ancient living voice.
Dude, your woodworking skills are out of control these days. I am so grateful for the internet to be able to be able to follow your progress.