• Hand-turned maple bowl with a smooth, rounded shape and visible wood grain.
  • Top-down view of a circular maple bowl showcasing its natural wood patterns.
  • Angled close-up of a maple bowl highlighting its curved interior and rim.
  • Underside of a maple bowl with a maker's mark indicating "Maple #1773" and "Crafted by Alisary Studio B.C. Canada".
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Michael Hamilton Clark

Maple Bowl #1773

Maple Bowl #1773

$125.00 CAD
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5 x 23 x 23 cm

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A lovely maple bowl, turned on a lathe and finished with wax to highlight the natural grain of the wood. Perfect for small salads, or as a statement piece on a table. 

Care Instructions: rub with a dry cloth from time to time and re-apply salad bowl wax. Not for use in the microwave, oven or dishwasher.

 

A retired Civil Engineer, Michael Hamilton-Clark has, since 2005, been designing and making turned wood items in Chilliwack. His creations are intended to be both useful and pleasing to the eye. Accordingly, he bears in mind that to be useful, form should follow function, and to be aesthetic, forms should flow. He strives to embody these aspects using various woods whose grain patterns, textures, and colours all have a part to play for any particular item. He is an active member of the Fraser Valley Woodturners Guild and has participated in various exhibitions, working on his lathe for all to see.

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