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SPALTED AMBROSIA ROUND BOWL 15
$288.00
The maple tree is beloved throughout New England for it’s wood, syrup and vibrant fall foliage. Maple wood is characterized by a smooth grain and unique light color. They upcycle fallen maple trees that are in the early stages of decomposition to get remarkable spalted lines running throughout the wood.
Each bowl is a unique masterpiece of nature and are sustainably sourced, upcycled, and handcrafted in New England.
size: 15"
About Spencer Peterman:
They believe in upcycling - taking logs that are discarded, and making something beautiful out of them. Normally, local tree service companies would get rid of, chip up or make firewood out of decaying logs - and that’s where they come in. They embrace the natural decomposition that gives each of their wooden serving boards and bowls a distinctive character. They proudly use woods local to central New England: the Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont forests are a rich resource.
Spencer is a master craftsman and artist, magically breathing new life into decomposing wood. Each of the wood accessories he creates has its own unique story, and is handcrafted in New England. We are honored to share these with you.
Each bowl is a unique masterpiece of nature and are sustainably sourced, upcycled, and handcrafted in New England.
size: 15"
About Spencer Peterman:
They believe in upcycling - taking logs that are discarded, and making something beautiful out of them. Normally, local tree service companies would get rid of, chip up or make firewood out of decaying logs - and that’s where they come in. They embrace the natural decomposition that gives each of their wooden serving boards and bowls a distinctive character. They proudly use woods local to central New England: the Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont forests are a rich resource.
Spencer is a master craftsman and artist, magically breathing new life into decomposing wood. Each of the wood accessories he creates has its own unique story, and is handcrafted in New England. We are honored to share these with you.