
Bump Candle Stick
This is a one-off experimental piece, hand turned in Cherry and blackened in Sumi. It holds a 3/4” taper candle, with a copper ferrule to protect the wood from burning. The bump on the side can be removed to reveal a compartment for holding strike anywhere matches (not provided).
Hand Turned Maple Bowl
Hand turned bowl of Rock Maple. The wood used to make this bowl is exceptionally hard, dense, and strong. Finished with a homemade all-natural mix of beeswax and oil, the bowl practically glows and will wear nicely.
Loop Tray
The Loop Tray is a hand turned and multi-use tray with a vegetable tan leather handle. Available in two American hardwoods, and finished with an all natural food safe finish. The Loop Tray is perfect as a catch-all, fruit bowl, organizer, jewelry display/storage, etc.
Oloid Sculpture
This kinetic sculpture is inspired by the geometric shape discovered in 1929 of the same name. Hand made in ebonized American Black Walnut.
Plant Stand
Plant Stand in ebonized American Black Walnut.
Walnut Standing Bowl
Ebonized American Walnut Bowl with Holly feet. This hand turned bowl would make a unique center piece. Finished with a homemade all-natural mix of beeswax and oil, the bowl practically glows and will wear nicely. A small .5 oz tin of the wood balm is included and will keep the bowl looking great.
Triangle Dinner Bell
A hand bent steel triangle, with an English Bridle Leather hanger which conveniently holds the solid brass striker. An update on a timeless object.
Walnut Duster
Boar bristle duster with hand turned walnut handle finished with beeswax.
Zig Zag Trivet Set of 3
Set of Three Zig Zag Trivets. Use individually for pots, pans, kettles, etc. Or use multiple for casseroles, trays, etc.
Zig Zag Cutting Board
Zig Zag Cutting board set. Made of American Sycamore. The flat side of each board acts as a cutting board, while the Zig Zag side can be used as trivets or serving boards. Finished with a food safe, homemade all-natural mix of beeswax and oil. A small .5 oz tin of the wood balm is included and will keep the boards looking great.
Pat Kim is a New York based designer/artist working primarily in objects, furniture, and sculpture. His approach is defined by constant experimentation in materials and methods gleaned from traditional craft. His work is rooted in the philosophy of sculptural simplicity and enduring quality.
Pat Kim