So bowls are typically turned selling one of two ways once turning and twice turning.Twice turning you turn it thick. Wait for the piece to dry and move and then return it to its final shape that will not Warp. Then there is single turning where you turn a vessel once and it dries very rapidly but warps drastically. These types of pieces are typically turned very thin so as to avoid cracking and allow of the piece to dry out. The result is a somewhat oval bowl where the endgrain is pressed up into a volcano at opposing ends where the shrinking fibers have caused enough pressure to move the endgrain up. This little candy dish has Gone through a single turning. I love this style because it's not your standard bowl. I true up the bottoms of all bowls turned like this so no matter what your bowl will sit nice and flat no matter how warped the rim is.
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Product code: Red selling oak bowl