Bill Bagwell
WOOD BOWLS & VESSELS
See Bill's bowls at the Artist & Crafters Market in Grants Pass May through September
Great Links:
Incredible Metal Sculpture: e Webb (541) 218-0413
Local Artist: www.paintingsilove.com/artist/carol2
Unique Photography and Cards: www.justphotosgalore.com
Amazing Jewelry: www.harvestmoonarts.com
Local Art, Music, Events: www.rogueandpoet.com
Grants Pass Artisans: www.grantspassartisanmarket.com
Ashland Art Center: www.ashlandartisangallery.com
FAQ: (slide curser over picture to change.)
Q: What do you use the bowls for?
A: To eat out of or put things in! 
Q: Who likes the bowls?
A: People of all ages and types!
Q: How do I care for my bowls and platters? A: Wood should not be exposed to bright sunlight for long periods or immersed in water. My turnings are food safe except for art pieces. To clean, wipe with a damp cloth and dry quickly. To keep beautiful and stable, oil with mineral oil frequently. With proper care they will last for generations.
Q : Where do you get your wood?
A: From my yard; purchase burls; trade a bowl or two for a burl.
Q: Where can I see your work?
A: Grants Pass, Oregon Artist & Crafters Market (May-Sept) and Ashland Art Center 357 Main St., Ashland, Oregon
Q: What do you use the bowls for?
A: To eat out of or put things in! Q: Who likes the bowls?
A: People of all ages and types!Q: How do I care for my bowls and platters? A: Wood should not be exposed to bright sunlight for long periods or immersed in water. My turnings are food safe except for art pieces. To clean, wipe with a damp cloth and dry quickly. To keep beautiful and stable, oil with mineral oil frequently. With proper care they will last for generations.
Q : Where do you get your wood?
A: From my yard; purchase burls; trade a bowl or two for a burl.Q: Where can I see your work?
A: Grants Pass, Oregon Artist & Crafters Market (May-Sept) and Ashland Art Center 357 Main St., Ashland, Oregon 