SWC X Turn Turn Turn Peppermill

Hand-turned for Southern Wild Co by Dave Grant of Turn Turn Turn, each peppermill is made from a single piece of reclaimed Australian Blackbutt, salvaged from Meringandan, Queensland and given new life in Dave’s Gold Coast workshop. The timber has a beautifully striated grain, with knots, markings and variations that tell something of its former life. Rather than disguise these imperfections, they are celebrated — making every mill entirely individual. Available in two finishes, each revealing the Blackbutt in a different way. Natural Blackbutt celebrates the timber as it is — warm, tactile and richly striated, with its natural grain, markings and variations left visible. Yakisugi Blackbutt draws on the traditional Japanese practice of charring the surface of timber with fire. The process transforms the Blackbutt to a deep, inky black, while allowing the grain and character of the wood to remain beautifully present. A tiny copper detail is set by hand into each mill — a quiet nod to our village of Rockley’s own gold and copper mining history, and another small connection between object, material and place. At 310mm tall, the elongated form is deliberately generous — an everyday kitchen tool designed to have a presence on the bench or table. Inside is a Danish-designed CrushGrind® ceramic mechanism, guaranteed for 25 years and suitable for peppercorns, rock salt and hard spices. Useful. Beautiful. Made for every day. Made to last. As with all pieces made from reclaimed timber, no two mills will ever be exactly alike. Variations in grain, tone, knots and natural markings are part of their character and should be celebrated rather than considered imperfections.