Kylix

[John Beaver]

I was asked to participate in a show titled "Considering the Kylix."

A kylix is an ancient Greek drinking cup, with handles used for sharing at a "drinking party." They often had a "special" design on the bottom of the inside that would be revealed when the cup was empty. (see additional photo)

This is my interpretation. 5 x 8 x 10 Sycamore / Walnut

Ancient Greek designers often put intentional flaws in their work because they felt only the gods could achieve perfection. The knot in this piece is my homage to that philosophy.

C&C welcome

[Doug W Swanson]

Very nice, John! I like the differing orientations of the wood grains. Subtle but adds a nice touch...

[Bill Hensley]

Another exemplary piece of work. Well done on your interpretation!

[charlie knighton]

very nice, John

Ancient Greek designers often put intentional flaws in their work because they felt only the gods could achieve perfection.

interesting, i like your knot

[Marc Himes]

A+ John. Very clean lines, beautiful work!

[Dale Gillaspy]

Very cool piece!!!

[George Morris]

Very well done! Neat idea! Good to bring it back to life.

[Dave Cullen]

Very pretty. How did you do the handles?

[Eric Holmquist]

Beautiful design!