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This Lime wood originates from a tree that once graced a family member's garden in Derbyshire. The scattered small branches gathered from the garden didn't offer a single piece large enough for a bowl. Instead, I combined the fragments with resin, crafting them into this striking hollow form—a unique blend of nature and artistry.

In 2022, a twin-trunk GoatWillow tree was bifurcated during a storm. When one of its limbs fell across a pathway in Bankton Park, it had to be relocated to the side. As a woodturner in constant search of greenwood, I viewed it as a valuable opportunity. The inlaid portholes are crafted from copper piping filled with green soapstone.  

While exploring the Murieston trail in Livingston, I discovered a Hawthorn tree with an intriguing story. Sadly, it had to be removed due to decay at its base. The wood, twisted and misshapen, caught my eye and inspired a creative resin project. Its colours beautifully capture the essence of the season when the log was found.

The wood for this bowl came from a Cherry tree that once stood on the boundary of two gardens in Craigshill, Livingston—one of which was my childhood home. When the tree was removed, I arranged to reclaim the wood, but the landscapers had cut the trunk into pieces too short for traditional turning. Instead, I blended fragments of cherry with multicoloured resin to create this vivid and uplifting result.