Natural edge elm burl decorative wooden vase20 September 2024
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Natural edge elm burl decorative wooden vase
£660.00
This vase is crafted from a rare piece of elm burl, a unique and special find due to Dutch elm disease, which has made elm scarce in the country. Burl forms when a tree is damaged, growing around the area to protect itself. This decorative vase, turned on a traditional wood lathe, showcases the raw beauty of the wood. You can also place a glass jar inside if you wish to use it for flowers.
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- What is a Burl?: A burl grows on trees as a natural response to damage, such as from storms or objects like nails. It appears as a lump or ball on the tree, making the wood unique.
- Craftsmanship: Made with traditional woodturning tools, the design aims to balance aesthetics with the natural essence of the tree.
- Measurements: The vase is 23 inches tall and 11 inches wide.
- Design Note: The artist emphasizes leaving the tree’s natural characteristics in the sculpture, which is a hallmark of their work.
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Inspiration and Techniques
Jason's woodworking journey took an unexpected turn after a life-altering accident left him wheelchair-bound. Turning to woodturning as both therapy and creative outlet, he honed his skills to craft mesmerising pieces blending wood and resin. Through innovative pouring techniques, Jason creates intricate designs resembling celestial bodies and aquatic scenes, showcasing both his technical prowess and indomitable spirit.From the same maker
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