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Material: Tropical Cherry wood
Size: 8”d x 6”h.
26014Tropical Cherry burl hollow form with a burned and textured Milo wood collar and stopper.The collar and stopper and “twig” were all carved from the same piece of Milo.Two tropical cherry trees were planted at Lyon Arboretum at the top of Manoa Valley approximately sixty years ago.As they matured, their fruit became a favorite of the birds in Manoa Valley who spread the seeds over a large area.Arboretum staff feared the new trees would become invasive, so they tried to remove them all, including the two original trees.However, their efforts were too late.Now hikers in the Koolua mountains can find Tropical Cherries growing wild.8”d x 6”h.
Dr. Mason has been working with wood for more than 32 years, and uses only reclaimed wood...he never purchases wood or cuts down trees.
Category: Craig Mason, woodcraft
