Handmade Historic Wood Bowls

This unique pecan bowl was created by Doug Dill, master wood crafter in Lanexa, Virginia. Wood for the bowl was sourced from the Mount Vernon Pecan...

Doug Dill, a master wood crafter from Lanexa, Virginia is an artist who uses wood sourced from fallen trees to create very special collector pieces...

This white oak bowl with a rough bark raw edge was created by Doug Dill, a master wood crafter in Lanexa, Virginia. Wood from this bowl was sourced...

On Tuesday, July 24, 2018, the white oak tree, circa 1780 dating to Washington’s time fell due to overly saturated grounds. The tree was located aw...

Doug Dill, a master wood crafter from Lanexa, Virginia is an artist who uses wood sourced from fallen trees to create very special collector pieces...

This white oak bowl with a rough bark raw edge was created by Doug Dill, a master wood crafter in Lanexa, Virginia. Wood from this bowl was sourced...

The raw edge of this hemlock bowl is the natural bark of the 18th-century tree, circa 1791. The Canadian hemlock towered over the serpentine path b...

The beautiful raw-edged bowl is truly a collector’s piece. Wood from this bowl was sourced from a Mount Vernon White Oak tree circa 1780. On Tuesda...

Wood for this bowl was sourced from a Red Oak tree, circa 1798. This fallen tree stood over the present day Slave Memorial at George Washington's M...

Wood for this bowl was sourced from a Red Oak tree, circa 1798. This fallen tree stood over the present day Slave Memorial at George Washington's M...