Our woodworking studio is open to the public, and we encourage visitors to the area to stop in and see how our Vermont wooden bowls are made. Upon arrival, most visitors are interested in the log piles, the tractor, chainsaws and other evidence of the rough work that goes into making our authentic Vermont wooden bowls from the logs. We buy logs from local loggers, and only use wood that is native
to our area for our bowls. People sometimes bring us special wood, perhaps from a tree on their property, which we are happy to turn as a custom project. Our showroom hosts a variety of bowls, platters, dishes and other items turned out of wood. Visitors are impressed by the variety of bowls, their shapes, sizes, and especially their quality. We use only food safe oils on our wooden bowls, so these bowls are both beautiful and functional. Visitors to the studio also enjoy the unusual bowls with special shapes, some made from burls, and some turned from tapped Sugar Maple trees with the tap holes from years ago still showing in the finished bowl. Some of our pens, bottle stoppers, fan pulls, and key rings are turned from deer or moose antler or from unusual pieces of wood with gorgeous unique grains. We are open regular hours 9 am to 5 pm Thursday and Friday. Rest of the week is by appointment or chance. Please contact us at 802-626-9622 or [email protected] if you are interested in visiting on Saturday thru Wednesday. Our home is also home to a herd of friendly Nigerian Dwarf Goats and some Miniature Donkeys. All visits to our studio will include a farm tour so you can meet these very friendly and loving animals!
