ABOUT

WOODLAND BOWLS

Hornbeam with natural bark edge

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Japanese Pagoda tree

   "Revealing the inner beauty of the tree"

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Almost all of my work is hand turned from beautiful English Woodland and Garden trees

I begin the process of bowl making by selecting individual logs from recently trimmed trees.

This green wet wood is then cut into rough bowl shapes. These roughs are then carefully dried and seasoned to maintain the natural beauty of the wood. This whole process, from tree to bowl, takes from four months to four years to complete.

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I work with many species including Oak, Apple, Walnut, Ash, Cherry, Yew, Holly, Hornbeam, as well as rarer trees such as Cercis, Strawberry Monkey Puzzle etc.

All wood waste I produce is sustainably recycled

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I have been making and selling my work at Exhibitions, Quality Fairs and Visitor Centre Shops in Famous places for almost 20 years

I am proud to be a Registered Professional Turner

The Register is supported by the Worshipful Company Turners

The Worshipful Company is successor to the Guild of Turners which is one of the hundred and eight Livery Companies of the City of London. It received its Royal Charter of Incorporation from James I in 1604

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Colin Seabrook RPT

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