Eugene Hertzler

I enjoy the smell, the sight, the feel of working with wood. I search for trees that have been downed, anticipating the beauty hidden to the casual observer. The turning process allows me to embrace any flaws as part of the natural beauty and uniqueness of the piece. It is the same process I used as a psychotherapist, aiding the individual in allowing their pain to enhance their lives. So for me, turning wood, is a continuation of seeking beauty in imperfections.

#304-Cryptomeria hollow form

#304-Cryptomeria hollow form

#303-Box Elder bowl

#303-Box Elder bowl

#302-Maple bowl

#302-Maple bowl

#301-Cherry bowl

#301-Cherry bowl

#300-Cherry bowl

#300-Cherry bowl

#298-Large Maple bowl

#298-Large Maple bowl

#297-small Maple bowl

#297-small Maple bowl

#290-Large Maple urn

#290-Large Maple urn

#289- Norfolk Island Pine hollow form

#289- Norfolk Island Pine hollow form

#287-Norfolk Island Pine Container

#287-Norfolk Island Pine Container

#283-Cherry Shallow Bowl

#283-Cherry Shallow Bowl

#282-Maple Flat Ware

#282-Maple Flat Ware

#249-cherry bowl

#249-cherry bowl

#041 - Bottle stoppers

#041 - Bottle stoppers

#046 - Ice cream scoop with wood handle

#046 - Ice cream scoop with wood handle

Wooden Spinning Top

Wooden Spinning Top

#135-Small tea candle holders.

#135-Small tea candle holders.

#152-variable large tea candle holders

#152-variable large tea candle holders

#157-flower vases

#157-flower vases

#168-Walnut bowl

#168-Walnut bowl

#172 - Medium Bud Vases

#172 - Medium Bud Vases

#232-Walnut bowl

#232-Walnut bowl

#236-Box Elder bowl

#236-Box Elder bowl

#237-large cherry salad bowl

#237-large cherry salad bowl