Artist Bowls Gallery
A Wintry PerchArtist: Erin Carlson |
None other than the majestic bald eagle seen in the winter sky can make my spirits soar high, high, high!
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Aspen Dreams: In CelebrationArtist: Mara Bohman |
The beautiful upper Wenatchee River Valley continues to inspire me to create…on this platter I present a portrait of an aspen grove, sun peeking through the stark trunks on a winter’s day.
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Busy BeesArtist: Catey Luna |
We need bees for most of our food, and they are disappearing! |
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ChrisArtist: Scot Brower |
15” Birch bowl salvaged from an old large Birch tree on Icicle Road. Ruff turned and dried for one year. Then placed back on lathe and turned to final shape, sanded and finished with 5 coats of food safe Salad Bowl Oil. Should become a family heirloom. Use and enjoy! |
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Circle of LifeArtist: Gro Buer |
Animal prints on the rim and sun, moon, etc. inside.
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Earth ChildArtist: Teara Dillon |
Our children are concerned about our earth and carry it on their shoulders. |
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Four SeasonsArtist: Candice Dillhoff |
These 4 bowls represent each of our seasons. |
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Guarding the CheeseArtist: Cordelia Bradburn |
These two funny lizards are circling the cheese platter, but are they guarding the cheese from each other or other encroachers? We will never know! Or, you can buy it and decide. Don’t worry, they don’t really bite, except maybe the cheese…. Cone 5, glazed, food safe
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Lady Bug PicnicArtist: Barbee Teasley |
Who can’t smile when seeing a ladybug in nature?! Hand built bowl
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LeavesArtist: Erika Enloe |
Inspired by Scandinavian textile prints and the deciduous leaves from the Pacific Northwest.
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Purrrrrrrty Please!Artist: Amanda Gibbs |
This irresistible kitten wants to crawl out of its platter and into your home. |
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Rose ResilienceArtist: Diane Priebe |
Dedicated to the spirit and soul of those who are struggling through difficult times in their lives |
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Rosy GlowArtist: Marina Williams |
Moon setting over Cascades in a fiery show.
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Salmon PartyArtist: CarolAnn Seaman |
These salmon are what we hope our streams sustain. |
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Snowberry BowlArtist: Teri Zimmerman |
I chose this bowl for its size and nice wavy top. Thinking it would be an Ocean theme but felt it more appropriate to stick to the Empty bowl mission to help feed our Community and make it relevant. This year’s bowl is a tribute to plants that feed us as well as the animals arounds us. The snowberry is eatable raw or cooked with a strong minty wintergreen flavor. Although it is also called the famine food, used as a last resort. The leaves can be infused and used as a wash for inflamed and irritated eyes. Deer enjoy this berry and birds enjoy the flower, sitting in the plant for shelter. To be safe there is a rule: white or yellow might kill you, purple and blue good for you. I just think it a beautiful plant, especially in the Winter.
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Steller's JayArtist: Lori Aylesworth |
I delight in watching these mischievous, highly intelligent characters on my walks and at our feeder. Their brilliant blue feathers are stunning in the right light, and their antics are animated by the movements of their black head crests and their many intriguing vocalizations.
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The BeatlesArtist: Dan McConnell |
Dan McConnell created his second "beatle" bowl; this time for KOHO 101.1 fm. This year's "Beatle" bowl was done with only black lines on a white bowl. It's reminiscent of the Beatles Revolver LP record album cover from 1966, but totally new and unique with McConnell caricatures of Paul, George, John and Ringo with wild wavy tubes growing from their flowing hair, with dirigibles, jets or submarines and a light bulb dancing in and out of the tangle... Psychedelic, Man!
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The Raven and the Flower MoonArtist: Amber Zimmerman |
The Raven is one of our communities year round residents. This bowl celebrates their insight and ingenuity. Ravens are as intelligent as dolphins and chimpanzees, can imitate human speech, are playful, use "hand" gestures, show empathy and have been part of mythical stories throughout history.
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Too Many Hobbies, Too Little TimeArtist: Hannah Pygott |
A collection of adventure must-haves when enjoying the beauty of Leavenworth. Is it even possible to have too many hobbies?
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Trois LievresArtist: Linda Claeson |
Three hares contemplate their surroundings while standing in the grass.
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