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Amur Maple Bowl
Vase maple, from above
Vase maple, front side
Amur Maple Bowl - front view
Amur Maple Bowl
1918 Cottonwood Burl.
1918 Cottonwood Burl
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Amur Maple Bowl

Amur maple is a light colored wood, and has a lot of figure. The tree is native to Asia, but this one grew here in the Shenandoah Valley. The leaves are very bright red in color, and turns out to be an invasive species which will overtake an area if left unchecked. The bowl here has a limb pocket in the grain. Approx. 11" diameter, and is finished with danish oil, sanded to 600 grit.
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