Domino Holder
A long thuya burl case with a rounded lid that slides along its length, sized to hold a set of dominoes. The figure of the burl runs the full length of the lid. Three in this batch.
3 available · 24 cm
$105.00View piece
The Collection
Mosaic Block Box
A thuya burl box under a lid built from rows of small raised squares, each one set by hand, so the grain shifts from block to block as the light moves. Four in this batch.
4 available · 10 cm
$60.00View piece
Octagonal Inlaid Box
An eight-sided thuya burl box under an inlaid lid, in two sizes. No two lids are worked alike — brass wire drawn into spirals around mother-of-pearl, a field of pale dots, a blue-and-white rosette. Six in this batch.
6 available · 2 sizes
from$60.00View piece
Carved Openwork Box
A rectangular thuya burl box whose lid carries a pierced arabesque panel, cut through by hand and framed by two fine inlaid lines. The most labour-intensive piece in the batch, and there are three.
3 available · 18 cm
$105.00View piece
Dice Holder
A narrow thuya burl case with a sliding lid, sized to hold dice in a row. The smallest piece in the batch at $20, and the easiest way to try the wood. Five in this batch.
5 available · 6 cm
$20.00View piece
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Small Box
A rectangular thuya burl box with a plain lid. No inlay and no carving — only the burl, which is the point. Sized for rings, cufflinks or a folded note.
5 available · 9 cm
$60.00View piece
Every piece is one of one. Thuya burl is cut from the root of the tree, so the grain never repeats. Where a design shows more than one piece available, those pieces are the same design and not the same object — when one is gone, that exact grain is gone with it.