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Don Wattenhofer

Serial 23006 Model Natural Bark edge Walnut Bowl

Just a different orientation that I probably won't do again.
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Michael Anderson
Don Wattenhofer said:
Those are natural edges since the tree is no longer sprouting leaves therefore it is not live.
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Oh gosh, how did I not realize that your bowl wasn’t still alive? :rolleyes:

Your comment is pretty pedantic. Do you only qualify something as live edge if the product supports life? Should a live edge bowl be planted and sprout roots for it to be called live edge? Convention says live edge includes a bark border; whereas, natural edge does not include bark, but still maintains the natural shape.

Edit: By initially saying “live edge”, I was not passively arguing against your title. FYI.
 
Don Wattenhofer
Michael Anderson said:
Oh gosh, how did I not realize that your bowl wasn’t still alive? :rolleyes:

Your comment is pretty pedantic. Do you only qualify something as live edge if the product supports life? Should a live edge bowl be planted and sprout roots for it to be called live edge? Convention says live edge includes a bark border; whereas, natural edge does not include bark, but still maintains the natural shape.

Edit: By initially saying “live edge”, I was not passively arguing against your title. FYI.
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It is just that I have a very bad case of "Oldfartitis"
 

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