Entries - Hollow Forms/Vases

Hollow forms must have been made from a single piece of wood and hollowed through a hole which is significantly smaller than the diameter of the finished work. Vases must be higher than they are wide and have been hollowed. Hollow forms and vases must be predominantly wood but may be decorated with other materials.

Through the Keyhole
Catalogue Number: 765

Highlighting the natural beauty of the wood.  Made from Oak and turned to a 2mm wall thickness.  Finished with Ondena oil and Beall buffed. The Keyhole itself was created in nature by a knot in the wood.  H 190 mm x W 145 mm

Titoki Hollow Form
Catalogue Number: 802

Turned from New Zealand Titoki, exquisite Ebony and Puriri burl inlay top. A lacquered finish accentuates its beauty. Standing at 21cm in height with an 11.5cm diameter, the wall thickness gracefully tapers from 3mm to 5mm at the base.

Ukraine Urn
Catalogue Number: 811

Classic urn shaped hollowform.

Made from hawthorn with swamp rata insert and blue tinted resin fill where original wood had cracked during drying process.

145mm high x 105mm diameter.

Vase
Catalogue Number: 753

Vase turned from laminated Maple and Purple Heart. this was my first attempt at a vase and the need to leave the purple heart showing all the way up the vase was essential.  150 mm high x 60 mm diameter.

Wild Fires of North America
Catalogue Number: 767

Poplar, externally the grain is accentuated and painted metallic blue.  The remainder is burnt with pyrography.   Internally the piece depicts where the land joins the scorched earth and is rejuvinated by the water.  H 175mm x W 125mm.

Wood Surprise
Catalogue Number: 678

A hollow form turned from box elder with a Beall buff finish. This piece has some natural inclusions that appeared during drying which I think add to it beauty. 189 mm x 150 mm.