Hand-Turned Oil-Finish Spalted Maple Bowl

Hand-Turned Oil-Finish Spalted Maple BowlShinichi and Yasue, the self taught artists behind Iida Woodturning, work exclusively with a lathe to celebrate the natural color and grain of wood. This hand turned bowl is an example of their signature oil finish. Inspired by the Japanese concept of sabiwhich is dedicated to finding beauty in the natural aging processit finds beauty in the grains inherent imperfections. Due to natural imperfections in the wood, this one of a kind piece is only

is perfect for poker nights and holidays

Each piece is detailed with painterly motifs and patterns— display them in a cabinet or incorporate them into an intimate dining setting

It’s a sentiment she stitches into every creation via GPS coordinates that will teleport you to point zero: the front of the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris

Each piece in this set of nine is plucked from the mid-century and features seven indentations – or in the case of the larger plate

These hand-shaped bowls from the line are a timeless signature

the earthenware specialist established in 1865

The whimsical shape and rich sheen of the Crown ashtray are typical of Carl Auböck II

complete with tiger's eye snaps hand-selected for their specific healing powers

combining artisanal hand-stitching with modern heat-sealed seams

capturing the relaxed energy of sun-soaked lunches on the terrace

this decanter is an excellent example of the period

magic and history – namely the 16th