Beautiful turned wood “Shou Sugi Ban” bowl by Steven Frye, made from ash wood. Shou Sugi Ban, or “Yakisugi,” is a decorative and architectural wood-burning technique that has been used for centuries in Japan. This traditional Japanese method involves lightly charring the wood, and then brushing and sealing it with oil to create a textural surface that is both practical and beautiful. The technique naturally preserves the wood, making it virtually impenetrable to water, mold, and insects. Aesthetically, Shou Sugi Ban has an intriguing charred appearance that highlights the natural wood veins with its color and texture. This beautiful bowl is finished with a striking gold leaf detail that shines in contrast to the dark wood.
11 3/4″ diameter x 5 ” high
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| Weight | 4 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 16 × 16 × 9 in |
North Conway
Established in 1932 Located in the quaint mountain town of North Conway Village, this gallery is a destination for both the local community and visitors to the White Mountains, offering craft classes and beautiful fine craft of heirloom quality. www.nhcraftsmen.com 2526 White Mountain Hwy PO Box 2614 North Conway, NH 03860 603-356-2441 BROWSE NORTH CONWAY with the filters below:
