Winged bowls are made from a square block of wood that is usually 2-4″ thick. The tricorner bowls are made from cubes of wood that are mounted on the lathe between opposing corners. These can either be a cube of a single type of wood, or a cube that is made by gluing different types of wood in a pattern.
Photos of new winged bowls will be added later in 2025.
Examples of currently available winged and tricorner bowls
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- Wenge winged bowl ($90, 8″ x 2″).$75
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- Tricorner bowl made from black walnut, maple, bloodwood, canarywood, red veneer, cherry and bubinga ($200, 8″ x 5″).
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- Ambrosia maple winged bowl ($95, 9.5″ x 1.5″).
Selected winged and tricorner bowls that are no longer available
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- Square ambrosia maple bowl (12″ x 12″ x 1.5″)
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- Bigleaf maple burl winged bowl
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- Spalted sweet chestnut winged bowl
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- Fiddleback maple winged bowl
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- Ambrosia maple winged bowl
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- Tricorner bowl made from cherry, maple, padauk, mora and ipe (7″ x 5″)
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- Tricorner bowl made from goncalo alves, maple, mora,bubinga, purpleheart, cherry and padauk (6.75″ x 4.25″)
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- White oak winged bowl with turquoise (6.75″ x 2″)
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- Bocote winged bowl (6″ x 2″)
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- Honey locust square bowl (7.5″ x7.5″ x 2.5″)
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- Red oak winged bowl (12.5″ x 4.5″)
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- Red malee burl winged bowl (5″ x 2″)