Wood

Free form carving in Spalted Maple with Walnut legs. It's friendly but may raid the fridge at night.

This sculptural piece was created out of Box Elder that was harvested in North Lawrence, and was meant to show more movement and life in the vessel.

Free form carving in Spalted Red Elm. I picture this one lumbering along, stopping occasionally to graze.

Free form carving in Silver Maple. This bowl is highly figured.

Free form carving in Box Elder. The wood for this vessel was harvested in Lawrence, KS.

Carved from a Spalted Red Oak. During the drying process the bowl cracked and the cracks were filled with gold epoxy, mimicking the art of Kintsugi.

Free form carving in black walnut. This bowl was carved out of the growth that had formed over a limb that had been cut off.

Carved out of Honey Locust sourced from the local golf course. While drying a crack formed, which was stabilized with copper stitching.

This sculptural piece was created out of Box Elder that was harvested in North Lawrence, and was meant to show more movement and life in the vessel.

#90 // Matt Roman

Free form carving in black walnut. The wood for this bowl was harvested in Douglas County, KS.

These necklaces are unique and are intended to let the natural grain and contrast of the wood grain shine. We do not use any stains or dyes in our process -- what you see is the natural color and beauty of the wood.

These earrings are unique and are intended to let the natural grain and contrast of the wood grain shine. We do not use any stains or dyes in our process -- what you see is the natural color and beauty of the wood.

These earrings are unique and are intended to let the natural grain and contrast of the wood grain shine. We do not use any stains or dyes in our process -- what you see is the natural color and beauty of the wood.