Created and Sold by Pooja Pawaskar
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Juee vase in yew - Plants & Landscape
Price $99
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Shipping: USPS 5-7 days
Price $25 Shipping in the US, ask the creator about international shipping.
Estimated Arrival: January 11, 2025
Handmade
Woman Owned
Reclaimed Materials
Recycled Materials
Made To Order
Natural Materials
Wood type: yew
Dimensions: approximately 3.5” diameter x 4" overall height. The base is solid with a 3/4" dia x 2.75" deep hole drilled in the top.
Finish: Finished with a food-safe blend of mineral oils and wood butter to bring out the rich orange-brown colors of yew.
These vases are meant for ornamental or dry use only. Each piece is unique, and, the grain will vary significantly from piece to piece. Those pictured show some of the variation.
Part of 'Your scars are beautiful' collection:
Woodturners are often on the lookout for atypical woods to turn. They search for woods that have unique coloration and patterns, woods that have burls, spalting, weird cracks, and crotch pieces. They are willing to pay high prices to acquire these pieces, pieces that would surprise them with their uniqueness. And collectors pay even more to buy objects made from them.
When we can love, adore, and appreciate these woods for their scars and their shortcomings, why can't we do that for ourselves?
Pieces in the collection are meant to act as a reminder that our scars are beautiful, and our injuries are what make us unique.
Dimensions: approximately 3.5” diameter x 4" overall height. The base is solid with a 3/4" dia x 2.75" deep hole drilled in the top.
Finish: Finished with a food-safe blend of mineral oils and wood butter to bring out the rich orange-brown colors of yew.
These vases are meant for ornamental or dry use only. Each piece is unique, and, the grain will vary significantly from piece to piece. Those pictured show some of the variation.
Part of 'Your scars are beautiful' collection:
Woodturners are often on the lookout for atypical woods to turn. They search for woods that have unique coloration and patterns, woods that have burls, spalting, weird cracks, and crotch pieces. They are willing to pay high prices to acquire these pieces, pieces that would surprise them with their uniqueness. And collectors pay even more to buy objects made from them.
When we can love, adore, and appreciate these woods for their scars and their shortcomings, why can't we do that for ourselves?
Pieces in the collection are meant to act as a reminder that our scars are beautiful, and our injuries are what make us unique.
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