
Turned wood bowl with decorative woven band inlay
Selling Price
$30
History
This handcrafted wooden bowl represents contemporary studio woodturning, likely created within the last few decades using traditional lathe techniques. The piece showcases spalted or figured hardwood (possibly elm, maple, or ash) with striking natural grain patterns, enhanced by a decorative woven or coiled band that wraps around the exterior. At 4 inches across and 2.5 inches high, this is a small decorative bowl that demonstrates the artisan's skill in combining functional form with artistic embellishment. Handturned wooden bowls appeal to collectors of contemporary craft art, woodworking enthusiasts, and admirers of functional decorative objects. The combination of natural wood grain with handwoven decorative elements makes each piece unique and valued in the artisan craft market. Studio woodturners and craft collectors particularly appreciate these items for their organic aesthetic, individual character, and the technical skill required to create harmonious pieces that celebrate natural materials. Such bowls serve both as decorative art and as functional vessels for small items.
Time period
Late 20th to early 21st century