This is a sole proprietorship, and each piece is hand crafted by me, and it's rare to find any two pieces exactly alike. To me, this is art, and I consider it an extetention of myself, and I will not list anything I am not pleased with. The most fascinating thing to me about wood turning is the planning and the results. Each night after turning I will plan my cuts for the next day and envision what the final product will look like, but in the end it seems the wood gives me what it wants to. You'll notice many of my products have distortion and cracks, and that is due to my process. Many turners will rough turn their pottery, let the moisture equalize over a period of weeks or months then finish turning it. I will turn the pottery once, add a finish of 100% food safe bees wax and mineral oil and watch the pottery distort and the moisture equalize over time. To me this is fascinating. I also want to mention that I do my best to waste none of the logs I cut. I find that even the smallest cuts can still be turned into something enjoyable. Thank you for reading this and I hope you enjoy my products as much as I enjoy making them.