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From functional pieces to purely decorative bowls and hollow vessels, especially using green wood.
www.billluce.com
Using burls and spalted wood, specializes in hollow-form vessels, bowls of all sizes, as well as oil lamps, decorative wooden wine tops, and ikebanas. Also Patricia Ferrell's stoneware pottery.
brushyforkcreek.com
Burl hollow forms, nested sets and thin-stem goblets.
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Bowls produced on a home-made lathe in the West of Ireland from woods such as tulipwood, burr elm and bog oak.
www.kilconly.com
Artistic and functional objects, often incorporating feathers, metal leaf, and turquoise inlay.
www.knology.net
Davis , Jerry and Dimmitt , Steve
Specialising in large bowls and hollow forms.
www.davisanddimmitt.com
A woodturner in Maui, Hawaii; turns and carves the exotic island timber to create individual pieces.
www.derekbencomo.com
Hollow forms and bowls, often dyed. Custom furniture and baroque flutes.
www.eilambyle.com
Large one-of-a-kind vessels, wall sculptures and abstract sculptures, accented with carving to give a tactile feel.
www.denniselliott.com
Distinctive bowls and sculptures from hand selected solid pieces of Manzanita root-burl.
www.fromtheheart-wood.com
Uses sculptural art to transform ordinary vessels into new shapes eliciting visions of far-off times and places.
www.woodturningart.com
Using salvaged wood to create forms and shapes of beauty.
d.chavda.home.att.net
Challenging the function of the basic form of a bowl has led him to unite wood with different materials such as metals, fused glass and stone.
www.harmonies98.freeserve.co.uk
Bowls, burrs and decorative items; and tips for turning banksia nuts.
harryswoodturning.bravehost.com
Bowls {calabashes}, urns and lamps made from Koa, Kou, Kamani, Milo, and translucent Norfolk Pine.
www.hawaiiwoodturning.com