These two bowls can currently be purchased as a set for a discounted price. They were both carved from the same pyrophyllite specimen. The dimensions listed here are for the larger bowl. 

This bowl was handcarved from Japanese Pyrophyllite, AKA Wonderstone. It can currently be purchased by itself or as part of a set. 

This deorative bowl was handcarved from "Yellow Wave", pyrophyllite from Japan. This stone is also known as wonderstone. This bowl can be purchased by itself or as part of a set (I carved a mini bowl from the same rock and could carve one more from t... 

I carved this bowl and saucer/plate combo to be my wife's Christmas present.  

This bowl was handcarved from Pyrophyllite (AKA Wonderstone). 

This bowl was handcarved from Pyrophyllite (AKA Wonderstone). 

 

This bowl was handcarved amp etched. It is made from Japanese Pyrophyllite this stone is also known as Wonderstone. It weighs in at a solid 28 lbs 

This is a photo of stone-mud formations, splattered onto my studio wall by a tile saw over a period of many months.  

This sculpture was carved from Carrara Marble. It is mounted on a blue Alabaster specimen base (also from Italy). 

A decorative bowl, handcarved from soapstone. 

This seahorse sculpture was carved from Japanese pyrophyllite (AKA wonderstone), the eyes were carved from a rose-quartz/amethyst specimen from Thunder Bay. The base is a purple/pink granite specimen that has some tourmaline in it. 

This bowl was handcarved from a piece of Italian alabaster. 

 

This decorative bowl was handcarved from a piece of blue alabaster fro Italy. This particular type of alabaster is highly sought after for its beatiful translucence and colour. It often has inclusions of anhydrite in it which is a harder variety of...