Red Elm bowl

[Harvey Ghesser]

Here's my latest offering although the chatoyance still bothers me. Five coats of wipe on poly. Then buffed with tripoli, WD, then Ren wax. All comments, criticisms, and jokes are welcome!

Thanks for looking!

Harv

[Tom Sherman]

Very nice, great looking wood and good work on it.

[David E Keller]

I think it's nice. The little slant and undercut at the rim are both nice.

[Roland Martin]

Nice bowl from a very nice piece of elm and the finish is great.

[John Keeton]

No jokes here, Harvey!! Great job on the bowl, and a really nice piece of wood.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Really nice bowl and I really like the wood. Well done.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Harvey - that's a good looking bowl! Pretty wood - great looking finish!

[charlie knighton]

very nice....

[Michelle Rich]

sorry, can't think of a joke for it..it's too lovely..I like simple stuff & this is a nice little bowl..

[John Hart]

Great work Harvey!! Ya know..the rim cut is exactly the same as a bowl that Carole Valentine gave me years ago....and she's famous.

[Harvey Ghesser]

Thank you all very much for the nice comments!

[bob svoboda]

No joke--very nice bowl. Man, Abysserated and Chatoyance!! I'm gonna have to get me one a them word definin' books.

[Travis R. Nelson]

I really like the chatoyance of the wood and finish it adds a nice depth to the piece. I enjoyed the overall presentation and the detail at the rim is first rate. It begs to be held and examined. I've been playing around with some mulberry I saved from the chipper and have found it has similar qualities in its iridescence. I also enjoy the warm patina it develops after a couple of weeks in the sun. I find it to be very relaxing to behold when using smooth gentle curves. Much as you've done with this piece. BE VERY PROUD OF YOUR BOWL. It is about as good as one could wish for it to be. Have a safe and Happy Fourth of July Holiday weekend.
Travis

[Allen Neighbors]

I agree! What he said.
Why does chatoyance bother you?

[Baxter Smith]

Nice work!