The piece of cedar wood used to turn this pot was from a storm damaged tree in a neighbour’s garden. Cedar is a very interesting wood to turn, it has a very light colouring and when you hold the pot up to the light you can see areas where the light shines through the wood due to the difference in thickness throughout the piece.
It has a natural edge, which means the edge of the piece of wood is featured along most of the edge of the pot.
Material: Scottish Cedar, sourced from near to the Studio Workshop, finished with Mineral Oil.
Size: 11.5cm x 13cm x 14cm
All dimensions are approximate
The piece of cedar wood used to turn this pot was from a storm damaged tree in a neighbour’s garden. Cedar is a very interesting wood to turn, it has a very light colouring and when you hold the pot up to the light you can see areas where the light shines through the wood due to the difference in thickness throughout the piece.
It has a natural edge, which means the edge of the piece of wood is featured along most of the edge of the pot.
Material: Scottish Cedar, sourced from near to the Studio Workshop, finished with Mineral Oil.
Size: 11.5cm x 13cm x 14cm
All dimensions are approximate
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