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A friend of my Wife’s wanted a gift bowl for her friend in Arizona and wanted an Indian motif. So drawing on the inspiration of Ray Allen, I came up with this design. Too many woods to mention all but the base is Black Mesquite, the rim is So. American Rosewood and the feature ring includes maple, wenge, bloodwood and ebony. The Turquoise rounds are Inlace poured in place. Bowl is approx. 7 1/2 in. dia and about 4 1/2 inches high. Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated.
Updated picture of side on per request.
-- John, Brentwood, CA
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doncutlip
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#1 posted 437 days ago
Really impressive
-- Don, Royersford, PA
Bob A in NJ
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#2 posted 437 days ago
Wow, I love it, great job!
-- Bob A in NJ
IndianJoe
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#3 posted 437 days ago
looks like a lot of work .
love it love it
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Scott
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#4 posted 437 days ago
Beautiful bowl!
-- Scott in North Carolina
branch
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#5 posted 437 days ago
hi very nice looking bowl love the Feature ring it is very unusual
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#6 posted 437 days ago
Well done Sir!
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#7 posted 437 days ago
Hi John 925 very well done would like to see side on picture. Joints well executed Regards Tamboti
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#8 posted 437 days ago
I would buy that in a heartbeat that’s a beauty no mistake well done John keep em coming.Alistair
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#9 posted 437 days ago
This is GORGEOUS! You did a very fine job and did you count how many pieces there are?
-- Erwin, Jacksonville, FL
john925
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#10 posted 437 days ago
Erwin, I’ve stopped counting pieces on my work – just to many to keep count of but suffice to say, well over 200 in this piece of art.
-- John, Brentwood, CA
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#11 posted 437 days ago
Very beautiful work
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#12 posted 437 days ago
Extremely nice work !!
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#13 posted 437 days ago
Magnificent work. That piece belongs in a museum.
Beautiful craftsmanship.
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#14 posted 437 days ago
Totally love it. Great Job !
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#15 posted 437 days ago
I reiterate Erwin, this is gorgeous! I’m going to have to learn segmented bowl turning.
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