Painted Turnings

WT20195—This handcrafted platter was turned by Valerie from a piece of Black Locust.  Jo Sonja iridescent paints were used to decorate the rim of the platter.  The rest of the turning has been treated with a blend of oils and buffed with a coat of carnauba wax.  The turning is food safe.  The platter is 8 3/8”W x 1 ¾”H and cost $130.
 

 

WT20279—This handcrafted bowl was turned by Valerie from a piece of Sycamore.  Deco Art Americana iridescent paints were used to decorate the outside of the bowl.  The rest of the turning has been treated with a blend of oils and buffed with a coat of carnauba wax.  The turning is food safe.  The bowl is 4 ½”W x 4 1/8”H and cost $95.
 

 

WT20201—This handcrafted Umeke style bowl was turned by Valerie from a piece of Maple.  Inlace turquoise was used to fill some cracks.  Jo Sonja iridescent paints were used to decorate the outside of the bowl.  The rest of the turning has been treated with a blend of oils and buffed with a coat of carnauba wax.  The turning is food safe.  The bowl is 4 ¼”W x 3 5/8”H and cost $95.
 

 
WT20276—This handcrafted bowl was turned by Valerie from a piece of Oak that came from a tree at Duquesne Elementary School that was destroyed by the EF-5 tornado that hit Joplin, MO on May 22, 2011.  Inlace turquoise was used to fill some cracks.   Jo Sonja iridescent paints were used to decorate the outside of the bowl.  The rest of the turning has been treated with a blend of oils and buffed with a coat of carnauba wax.  The turning is food safe.  The bowl is 5 ½”W x 3 ¾”H and cost $100.
 

 

WT20198—This handcrafted honeypot style bowl was turned by Valerie from a piece of Maple. Jo Sonja iridescent paints were used to decorate the outside of the bowl.  Inlace turquoise was used to fill some cracks.  The rest of the turning has been treated with a blend of oils and buffed with a coat of carnauba wax.  The turning is food safe.  The bowl is 4 ¾”W x 2 ¾”H and cost $90.