RockyShoresBowls
Top shop for gifts.
A buyer bought a gift from this shop and gave it a 5-star review!
Announcement
Free shipping on all domestic orders. Repeat customers receive a 10% discount on a second order.
BIG NEWS: Chuck Weygand is a fiscal year 2021 recipient of a Creative Support for Individuals grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation by the Minnesota State Legislature; and by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Items
All Items
Reviews
-
![]()
Michele on Jul 21, 2021
5 out of 5 starsThis just took my breathe away. It so so beautiful and just love it. Thank you so much! Your very gifted. I would buy from him again!
-
![]()
About RockyShoresBowls
Rocky Shores Bowls are unique pieces of art that can be found nowhere else.
My goal is to help people find and own a unique piece of art that they can proudly display or give to someone else. I want them to feel that they have acquired something that will be handed down from generation to generation. My bowls reflect my rural heritage and love of the trees of the area in which I grew up.
I am a self-taught wood turner. I received a lathe as a present when I retired in 2017. Although I have enjoyed working with wood for a number of years, my experience was limited to simple carpentry around the house, and making toys and gifts for my children and grandchildren. I started experimenting with the lathe and discovered that I enjoyed turning bowls, and had some inherent talent of which I was unaware. I sold a number of creations to both local residents and visitors to the area at art shows and farmers markets. Bowls that I made have been purchased by people throughout Minnesota and from coast to coast. My art has been viewed on Etsy and my website www.rockyshoreswoodworking.com by people worldwide. I am a member of the two art leagues and the American Association of Woodturners.
When I started turning bowls, I purchased blanks (blocks of wood used to turn into a bowl) from commercial outlets. While useful, their materials are expensive and not particularly attractive. However, during the past three years I established relationships with local loggers, and am able to locate very beautiful and exotic looking raw materials to use in making my more artistic items. One of the most spectacular pieces of wood to turn into a bowl is a burl (a goiter-like growth on a tree), and these are quite rare and very expensive.
Shop members
-
Chuck Weygand
Owner
I want to help you find a unique piece of art that you can proudly display. I want you to feel that you have acquired something to be handed down from generation to generation. My art reflects my rural heritage & love of the area in which I grew up.
Shop policies
Accepted payment methods
Returns & exchanges
Seller details
RockyShoresBowls is considered a professional seller (known as a trader) in the EU. What's this?