Bowl – jacaranda No.18

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  Platter – Turpentine No.13

  This bowl is made from Turpentine that was salvaged from Coffs Harbour. It is turned ‘green’, which when wood has not dried out. This bowl was completed with 2 weeks of the tree being felled. If you look closely at the shape you will notice that the form is warped. This happens as a direct result of the timber shrinking as it dries out, creating a wonderful shape in the finished bowl.  Handcrafted by David Barden, Wood We Create.

  Dimensions – 325mm diameter x 40mm approx.

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  Bowl – Camphor Laurel with piercing. No.2

  This Camphor Laurel bowl was turned ‘green’, that is whilst it still contains all the water when the tree is freshly fell or falls over. The wall section is approximately 2mm. The patterned pierced, hole section, is done by hand using a rotary carver. One by one as the holes are produced, the pattern emerges. Although quite thin, its surprising how strong the wood is at this point. (not that I would throw it around). The completed bowl is coated with a few coats of a hand rubbed oil finish to protect and enhance the beautiful colours and grain pattern of this stunning timber. Handcrafted by David Barden, from locally sourced, salvaged timber.

  Dimensions – 260mm diameter x 50mm high approx.

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  Bowl – Red gum No.22

  This bowl is made from salvaged wood from the Coffs Coast. Very unusual to find Red Gum in Coffs harbour, as it is not usually found on the Coast. A turned rectangular shape making it as unusual as where the timber originates. The carved and burnt pattern compliments the gorgeous colour of the Red Gum. Handcrafted by David Barden, Wood We Create.

  Dimensions – 380mm x 110mm x 50mm high approx.

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  Platter – Red Mahogany No.17

  The gorgeous colour of Red Mahogany always impresses. The wood in this platter is salvaged from the Coffs Coast. Completed with a hand rubbed oil finish. Handcrafted by David Barden, Wood We Create.

  Dimensions – 360mm diameter x 40mm high approx.