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UrnesAshTree — Dragon Ritual Bowl
Published: 2010-05-21 13:09:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 5203; Favourites: 107; Downloads: 90
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This bowl will look beautiful on any altar and can be used for rune casting or holding ritual offerings. It is 5 2/4 inches in diameter with hand burned designs including a Viking dragon, the Elder Futhark, Viking knot work on the sides as well as the bottom.For sale here: [link]
We'd be more than happy to make a custom ritual bowl, just ask!
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Very nice work. I really love the Celtic dragon burned into the center. Did you turn the bowl as well? Either way its very nice.
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I'm also very intrested in woodburnign and all things norse and celtic. Any woodburnign tips to make it go smoothly.
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Very nice work here! Wood burning seems hard.. But I'd like to try it some time. What sort of equipment do you need to do it?
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Thank you so much! Any good craft store should sell a wood burning iron that has interchangeable tips for different types of lines. The irons are usually in the same place as the wood boxes and other raw wood items; the iron should come with some sort of stand so you can set it down without unplugging it. A surface protector like a large cardboard scrap is handy if your hand slips. That seems to be it for equipment, nothing too fancy or very expensive most wood burning irons are about $20 USD.
Can't wait to see what you come up with send pictures!!!
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Okay, thanks a lot! I will, when I get something done, haha. I'm a horrible procastrinator..
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Thehe, I guess we are. ^^
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This looks great! I love the knotwork on the sides and the twisted dragon inside.
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This is beautiful, and very well done. <3
Old Norse is something I use to study, and I love to write letters to my friends that also understand it.
Good job. <3
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This is incredible workmanship! The bowl looks very smooth and sturdy, and the designs are simply wonderful.
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I like the crisp edges, and the background! Do you know what kind of wood it is? It looks a lot like Koa or Acacia, if I had to guess, but those woods are hardly Norwegian!
The Pyrography really looks clean too.
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Thanks so very much! These were the first wood things I pyrographed, and the wood was on hand.
Unfortunately I'm not sure what type of wood it is because the bowl is reclaimed, but it's definitely not something found in Scandinavia. I do have some that are oak and will be up shortly. 
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You're welcome.
I was just trying to guess the species of wood used, it's kind of a hobby of mine, to be able to guess the species of wood used in a turning.
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Thanks, that's exactly what I was going for! LOL
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