Turning Wood into Wearable Art
Gallery-grade wooden hats, hand-turned on the lathe to paper-thin walls — where craft becomes sculpture.
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Pioneer of the Wood Hat Movement
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From Burl to Brim
Freshly cut burls are sourced for their intricate grain — the more complex the figure, the richer the finished piece.
Wet wood is mounted on the lathe. Working at speed, the rough form is established before the wood has a chance to move.
Using light as a gauge, walls are refined to under 3/32" — thin enough to glow, supple enough to shape.
The still-wet hat is set on forms to dry into its final shape. Every piece is signed, numbered, and its species identified.
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Each hat is a singular object — unrepeatable in grain, form, and character. To inquire about available work, commissions, or upcoming shows, reach out directly.