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Metamorphosis
Nested Chinese Elm Set
Cored Chinese Elm Set
Splatter No.001
Metamorphosis
1202-1 Myrtle Burl Bowl (Front)
1202-2 Myrtle Burl Bowl (Top)
1202-3 Myrtle Burl Bowl (Bottom)
Thomas Stegall

Metamorphosis

The vessel represents the cocoon/burial and the upwords pointing finial represents the rebirth/ressurection. The first finial was a better profile but attempted to fly during the sanding process. I will likely turn another one (perhaps a little shorter?)

Reclaimed Walnut veneer core and ebonized Texas Mesquite finial. Vessel is 10"tall x 6" dia, 8" tall finial.
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Peter Gray
A fabulous HF Thomas a great job on resurecting the Walnut, appreciate your thoughts on the finial
Pete
 

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