Tulipwood Bowl

[bob svoboda]

6" wide and 4" tall. Friction polish finish.

[John Keeton]

Bob, that is a beautiful piece of wood, and you did right by it!! And, they say "if it won't hold soup, it is art" and I think this one qualifies!:D;)

[Steve Schlumpf]

Wow - sure like all the grain swirls and the color! The natural voids sure add some character to the piece!

Nice bowl! Thanks for sharing!

[Bill Bulloch]

That bowl has a hole in it. Nice treatment, looks great.

[charlie knighton]

very nice....

[Allen Neighbors]

John's right. It's art. Two thumbs up!

[Greg Just]

Love the grain - very unusual pattern. You could use it as a collander. Nice job.

[dan carter]

Nice lookin bowl. could use it for popcorn, that is if your dog likes popcorn like mine. The friction polish really brings out the grain.

[alex carey]

digging the holes, thats cool.

[David E Keller]

Very nice indeed. You could always use some obscure, elongated object placed through the two natural openings to secure it as an art piece... You could use an iron rod and call the piece 'Phineas Gage'.

[Richard Madison]

Pretty bowl Bob.

[Bernie Weishapl]

That is a pretty bowl out of some really nice wood.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Bob...I like the form and wood is gorgeous!

[Baxter Smith]

Nice bowl with beautiful wood!

[bob svoboda]

Very nice indeed. You could always use some obscure, elongated object placed through the two natural openings to secure it as an art piece... You could use an iron rod and call the piece 'Phineas Gage'.
LOL I had to look that one up. vaguely remember the story, but had forgotten the name. Now I just need to find a tamping rod for the bowl:D:eek:

[John Hart]

nice looking piece. I like how you did the foot too.