Hand-Turned Wooden Bowl
Crafted from ash with a visible grain and natural edge. Each bowl is unique and shaped by hand on the lathe.
Born from the earth, refined by craft and care.
Based in Northamptonshire, Jack is a professional woodturner and furniture maker dedicated to working with locally foraged timber—usually fallen or storm-damaged wood found within walking distance of his home.
Combining traditional heritage tools with modern techniques, each piece is shaped by hand to reveal the natural beauty and unique character of the wood. Jack finishes his work with a homemade blend of beeswax, linseed oil, and lemon essence, creating pieces that invite touch and tell a story of place, time, and craft.
From new bowls taking shape to exhibitions across Northamptonshire, this is where I share what’s happening in the workshop and beyond.
Crafted from ash with a visible grain and natural edge. Each bowl is unique and shaped by hand on the lathe.
A sturdy yet elegant centrepiece made from locally sourced Northamptonshire oak. Smooth lines, hand-finished with natural oils.
Floating solid walnut shelf with soft rounded edges and invisible fixings — perfect for kitchens, studios, or hallway accents.
Follow along for exhibitions, craft fairs, and showcases across Northamptonshire and beyond—featuring unique handmade pieces fresh from the workshop.
In July 2025, Jack took part in a group exhibition at ArtWorks in Kettering, presenting pieces focused on timber and tactile form.
September 2025 saw Jack’s work on display at the renowned 78 Derngate in Northampton, in a group exhibition of regional artists.
In September 2025, Jack opened his studio to visitors at Lamport Hall as part of Northants & Rutland Open Studio Craft Week.
