Black Walnut Buttress root section

[Tim Gruss]

This vase was taken from a Black Walnut buttress root from a very stinky diseased broken off at the trunk tree. Wow, that was a lot to get out. It is 6-3/4" by 4-1/2" by 1/4" wall thickness. Tim

[Jason Hallowell]

That is a beautiful piece of wood, and I like the form a lot as well. Great job!

[Brian McInturff]

WOW!! Looks like Myrtle Beach during Bike week(real busy!) That's some awesome looking wood and a great job you did with it too!

[Mike A. Smith]

Good looking stuff there Tim!

[Bernie Weishapl]

That is a beauty. I really like the wood. Well done.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Tim - that's impressive! Great form, beautiful wood, color and finish! This one needs to be put somewhere on display! Very nice work!

[Raymond Overman]

That's a nice piece Tim. The wood is beautiful and you have a well formed vase.

I know what you mean by stinky walnut too. I've had some that smelled like cow manure when you turned it but the figure in it was wonderful.

[Dan Forman]

Very nice form and figure.

Dan

[Alex Elias]

That is one nice looking pice you got there. The shape and the figure on the wood are outstanding.
Congrats

[Clancy Courtney]

That is a really beautiful piece!

[Jim Becker]

Great piece, Tim, and a nice form to show it, too.

[TYLER WOOD]

Man the wood is speaking here. Looks to me like a micro suede sheet on a bed after it's been slept in. The folds and layers in the sheets are making shadows on the layers beneath. Great piece of wood.

[Tom Sherman]

Tim, that's a real nice piece, great figure in that wood and nice work too,

[Henry C. Gernhardt, III]

Gorgeous vase, Tim!

[Glenn Hodges]

Outstanding!