"Petrified Hopi Basket" by Lincoln Seitzman How to Books

"Petrified Hopi Basket" by Lincoln Seitzman How to BooksLincoln Seitzman was best known for a complex laminating technique that he utilized to create a series, by 1987, called Basket Illusion. Lincoln taught himself wood turning in his sixties, after an engineering career in his familys textile business. His series of turned and constructed vessels was inspired by Southwest Native American basketry which Lincoln discovered on trips around the American west. He glued together small, colorful pieces of wood

Japan and father from Boise

"Turned for Use" and "Put a Lid on It" sponsored by the AAW

Connections: International Turning Exchange 1995-2005 is a retrospective compilation covering 10 years of an international residency program operated by the Wood Turning Center in Philadelphia

Dark and otherworldly

Hardcover : 288 pages

Every piece is made and created as an independent element that adds a layer to the internal and emotional story inherent in the materials themselves

in a portfolio

and easy to transfer

14" tall x 11

Alan Adler has a graduate degree in Design from Pratt Institute

meaning the segments of this necklace have been "radically" distressed by the grinds

Masur Birch