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Gallery of Other Works by J. Kelly Dunn.

Koa Bowl Contemporary form, 2 pewas 13 1/4"wide by 7 1/2"high
Milo Hollow Vessel ~3/16" wall thickenss 4 3/4"wide by 7 1/2"high
Small Treasures Show 2008 Norfolk Pine Hollow Vessels Left to Right 4"wide x 5"high, 5 1/4"wide x 5 1/4"high and 6"wide x 5 1/2"high
Lidded Milo Calabash Traditional series; pewa in calabash and lid 9 1/2"wide by 10 1/2"high SOLD
Neneleau Layered Vessel Turned, carved, and burned - with acrylic. 6 1/4"wide by 6 3/4"high $2,200 Purchase this Vessel
Christmas Ornament Royal Poinciana and Koa 2"wide by 8 1/4"high NFS
Milo Box 2 3/4"wide by 3 1/2"high Hollow Milo box with fitted lid NFS
'Ancient Find' Turned Maple Hollow Form Texture is turned and burned. Acrylic finish. Metal toad sculpture is for support only. 7" tall by 2 1/2"wide NFS       Beginnings in Time Koa 8" wide by 7 3/4"deep by 3 3/4"high Turned, carved, burned, with acrylic. Burned spirals inside represent the koru, which is a fern frond beginning to open symbolizing new life. Kelly's interpretation of a primal life form that could have possibly been found on an ancient sea bed. $2,400 Purchase this Vessel     Black Heart Mango Hollow Vessel 6" wide x 8" high 3/16" wall thickness throughout Cream colored with a stripe from the black heart Long gone powder post beetle holes mostly contained within the black heart Year 2006 Turning a sphere or ball Above photos are of Kelly turning a roughed out, kiln dried ball to it's finished form.   Lidded, long stemmed goblets 2 pieces Kelly created after sitting in on a demo by Jim Christiansen at the Utah Woodturning Symposium. Left to right: Koa and Milo These goblets are done in 5 parts: base, stem, cup, lid and finial.     Koa Multi-axis, long stemmed, lidded goblet The stem and finial were turned using multiple axis points on the lathe. This was done in part as our bi-monthly challenge for our woodturning group. This piece took 2nd in the Masters division. 3 3/4" wide by 20" high