A dealer outside Wausau held this slab for two years before it found its way here. The burl eye near center-left is the thing people stop to touch — that swirling figure doesn't come from a catalog, and it won't appear in any other piece. The live edges stayed live. The natural voids along the face were filled clear, not colored — because this slab didn't need embellishment. It needed patience.
Hairpin legs keep the base honest: the wood is the sculpture. The piece sits at console height and works equally well as an entryway anchor, a narrow dining surface, or the piece your guests can't stop asking about.
