Created and Sold by Big Sand Woodworking
Carved Cherry Bowls - Dinnerware
Price $100
Creation: 1-2 weeks
Shipping: 5-7 days
Estimated Arrival: December 5, 2024
| Dimensions | Weight |
|---|---|
1.4H x 6.1W x 6.1D in 3.56H x 15.49W x 15.49D cm |
Carving and Texture
Almost all of the bowls that I make have some sort of carved texture. This set of cherry bowls, carved on the outside with a flat chisel is one of my favorite textures. Each blow of the mallet and chisel leaves evidence of the carving while creating a loose flow of facets that play well with light. Unable to stop there, I continued to carve the inside with a small gouge, following the same directional flow as the exterior carving.
Kakishibu dying
The finish carved bowls were coated in kakishibu. Kakishibu is a highly tannic liquid that comes from persimmons. It’s a traditional dye used in Japan on wood, fabrics, and papers. After applying the kakishibu, I added a coat of food grade lime which reacts with the kakishibu, bringing out a rich warm brown color. The color is very reminiscent of aged cherry.
Linseed Oil Finish
A heavy coating of linseed oil has been applied to further protect the wood. We supply a small tin of a beeswax and linseed oil mix with each bowl. Periodically a light coating of the beeswax/linseed oil mix with help keep these bowls looking rich.
Almost all of the bowls that I make have some sort of carved texture. This set of cherry bowls, carved on the outside with a flat chisel is one of my favorite textures. Each blow of the mallet and chisel leaves evidence of the carving while creating a loose flow of facets that play well with light. Unable to stop there, I continued to carve the inside with a small gouge, following the same directional flow as the exterior carving.
Kakishibu dying
The finish carved bowls were coated in kakishibu. Kakishibu is a highly tannic liquid that comes from persimmons. It’s a traditional dye used in Japan on wood, fabrics, and papers. After applying the kakishibu, I added a coat of food grade lime which reacts with the kakishibu, bringing out a rich warm brown color. The color is very reminiscent of aged cherry.
Linseed Oil Finish
A heavy coating of linseed oil has been applied to further protect the wood. We supply a small tin of a beeswax and linseed oil mix with each bowl. Periodically a light coating of the beeswax/linseed oil mix with help keep these bowls looking rich.
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