Propagating Vessel with The Strong Man • Decorative Folk Art by Ira Rosen

Each piece is unique — variation in adornment means no two bowls are identical Hand-turned oak — crafted entirely by hand on a lathe Includes Glass tube — great for floral clippings or propagating Decorative & whimsical — made to be displayed and admired Approximately 10" x 10" x 4" Artist: Ira Rosen — retired schoolteacher, octogenarian, master crafter Made in the USA Medium: Oak wood Description These bowls made by my father Ira Rosen are decorative and for whimsy. These hand-turned oak bowls are the work of Ira Rosen — retired schoolteacher, painter, furniture maker, and master crafter in the tradition of American folk art. Decorative and full of whimsy, each lidded bowl is unique in its adornment — no two are exactly alike. At approximately 10" x 10" x 4", they're substantial enough to anchor a shelf, a table, or a room. Crafting runs in the family. Judi Rosen grew up in a household where if you wanted something — a toy, a piece of clothing, anything — you made it. So when her father recently decided to pick up an old hobby instead of letting his brain turn to Jell-O in front of the television, she was grateful. These turned oak bowls are the result. Handmade American folk art with decades of craft behind every piece. Each bowl is one of a kind in its own right — when your piece sells, that exact combination of wood and adornment won't be seen again.