Jason Goldman Wood Art

Grizzly Totem

Maple, Oak, Heart Pine, Black Walnut and African Blackwood open formed vessel

14″H x 15″W

Native Maple

Norway Maple wood turned green and hand carved

11″ x 5″

Twisted Walnut

Spalted Black Walnut vessel turned on multiple axis

17″ x 6″

Cosmic Maple

Hollowed maple vessel inlaid with assorted twigs, colored pencils and bits of brass, copper and aluminum wire.

11″ x 6.25″

Labradorite Bowl

A decorative Ash wood bowl dyed and painted to resemble Labradorite

9.5″ x 4″

Spooky Cheesewood

Cheesewood Burl, African Blackwood, Spalted Sycamore and Black Walnut hollow vessel adorned with hand carved accents.

9.5″ x 16″

Sperryville Maple

Local curly maple vessel turned green. Grooves painted with handmade black lacquer

7″ x 11″

Studio

Jason Goldman stands with some of his work, in his Flint Hill studio

Assorted Works

Examples of what you’ll find in the studio

Assorted Works

Examples of what you’ll find in the studio

Assorted Works

Examples of what you’ll find in the studio

Assorted Works

Examples of what you’ll find in the studio

My work is best described as “my personal journey into woodworking through understanding and learning about trees”. Whether it’s ditch wood from the side of the road, a pilfered scrap from someone’s firewood pile, reclaimed materials from work or friends, or even a several hundred dollar exotic burl (ethically harvested of course) I want to see whats inside! Nature gives us incredible designs, colors, textures, and even smells! All are hidden inside every piece of wood and it’s my passion to find the best way to present it.

My focus is mainly turned wooden objects ranging from burial urns to salad bowls. But I also enjoy making several functional art pieces like furniture to hand-carved eating utensils. I want people to see and use my work while gaining an appreciation for the natural beauty all around us. Man has no debt older or deeper than that which he owes to trees and their wood.

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