Hand-Turned Since 1987
George's Woodshop
Every bowl begins as a raw block of timber and ends as a one-of-a-kind piece shaped by hand on the lathe.
View the CollectionThe Collection
Hand-Turned Bowls
Spalted MapleMorning Light
Soft spalting patterns swirl through this wide-rimmed maple bowl, each line a record of the wood's quiet transformation.
Black CherryHearthside
Warm cherry tones deepen with time, giving this compact bowl a rich glow that suits any kitchen counter.
Black WalnutMidnight Grain
Deep chocolate walnut with striking grain contrast. A statement piece large enough for a family salad.
Ambrosia MapleBeetle's Path
Ambrosia beetle trails create unique streaks of color through pale maple — no two pieces are alike.
White OakQuiet Strength
Tight, cathedral-like grain in white oak makes this bowl as strong as it is beautiful.
Honey LocustWild Edge
Golden honey locust with a live edge that preserves the tree's natural silhouette.
The Maker
Meet George
George has been turning wood on the lathe since 1987, when a chance encounter with a spalted maple log in his father's barn sparked a lifelong passion. What started as a weekend hobby quickly grew into a craft he couldn't put down.
Every bowl is turned by hand in his rural Michigan workshop. George selects each piece of timber for its grain character, often rescuing storm-felled trees and urban lumber that would otherwise go to waste. The result is functional art that tells the story of the wood it came from.
When he's not at the lathe, George teaches woodturning workshops and volunteers with local youth programs, passing the craft to the next generation of makers.
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Get in Touch
Interested in a custom piece or have a question? Drop me a line.