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Hollow Form

By NOC45, member Feb 03, 2009

This hollow form is made from a group of horse chestnut burls I found on the roadside where they cut down a chestnut tree in front of an old house. It measures 9in wide x 5in tall and the opening is 1 12 wide. I used a tung oil & wax finish

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