Turned Wood Bowl with Stand Made from Reclaimed Monkeypod Wood from Baldwin Home Museum


Item Number: 186

Time Left: 2d 23h

Leading Bidder: eb7683205

Leading Bid: $1,500

Next Minimum Bid: $1,600

Value: $5,000

Online Close: May 12, 2025 6:00 PM HST

Bid History: 1 bid





Description

 


Created from Recovered Monkeypod Wood 


This beautiful curved bowl was created from wood recovered from the monkeypod trees on the Baldwin Home Museum property. The trees were damaged beyond rescue by the 2023 Lahaina Wildfire and had to be removed for health and safety.


Created by Wayne Omura, a member of the Maui Woodturners Association.


 


Wayne Omura is a self-taught lathe-turn craftsman in Maui. Wayne began bowl turning in the early 1980’s. Wayne loves to feature the natural colors and grain pattern of Hawaiian woods in his vessels.  No two pieces are alike. He prefers to work with Norfolk Island Pine and Cook Pine although he does create vessels with Koa, Milo, Mango, Pheasant, and Kamani are also used.


Wayne is the secretary/treasurer of the Maui Wood Turners Association. When he is not in his shop working, you can find him golfing, fishing, or farming.

Special Instructions

 


Dimensions (approximate):



  • Bowl: 6 1/4" x 21 1/4" 

  • Bowl with Stand: 24" H


If unable to picked up on Maui, shipping and insurance costs will be arranged with the winning bidder.