Ebonized Oak Harvest Bowl medium Named after the encoding machine

Named after the encoding machine famously deciphered by British mathematician Alan Turing during World War II

Signed and numbered by the artist

Founded in the 1980s by Felice Salamini and Carla Asti

The Principessa Blanc de Blancs exemplifies this approach with elegant restraint

Painting with fluffy bits of unspun colored wool involves a delicate and deliberate layering of color to capture light

Ebonized Oak Harvest Bowl medium Named after the encoding machine15" Harvest Bowl These ebonized harvest bowls are made using a natural process to darken wood that still allows a beautiful wood grain to show through. The ebonizing process reacts with the tannins in the wood to create bowls that are dark brown to black and 100% food safe. Their ebonized harvest bowls have exquisitely placed handles, and are most frequently made from oak, a sought after hardwood known for being strong, heavy and straight grained.