"Amaizing Harvest"

I know! I know! another stack ring vessel. This is the result of 2 experiments that crossed paths in the shop. I was messing around with another stack ring vessel and turning some cobs I got across the road after harvesting last week. Never turned them and thought I'd try it. Well I turned one and as I was looking at it I saw the stack ring on the bench and the rest is history!
Materials - bloodwood, canary wood, curly maple, dyed corn cob finial and copper. Dimensions are 7" dia X 9-1/2" tall. One coat of sanding sealer and Beall buffed.

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Mark Damron

Registered: November 2006
Location: Plain City, Ohio
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Date: Fri November 9, 2007
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Keywords: quotamaizing harvestquot

Comments

kidcolombia

Mark, very nice and interesting piece indeed. I really like the proportions, the colors, the corn cob (of course). I assume that the copper is the leaf which can barely be seen behind the cob. Well done!

Jim

#1 Fri November 9, 2007 1:28am

N_Addy

Clever, original, and interesting. I like the word play on the name, too.
Another winner, Mark!

#2 Fri November 9, 2007 1:45am

A very nice, corny, box. I like it, esp. the alternating grain.

#3 Sun November 11, 2007 5:05am