Michael Lyons
Micheal and our daughter Sara attended a weekend beginner woodturning class in 2018 and the woodturning bug quickly swept through the household. Michael's talent shone, and he honed his skills quickly by bringing his skill set gathered from numerous years of experience working with timber as a qualified carpenter.
Q&A
Artist Statement
| Our products are made from sustainably sourced Irish-grown hardwoods and processed in our workshop directly from trees. Much care is given while making our products, choose from a large diverse range including wood-turned bowls, platters, wood-carved serving boards, cheese knives, tables, lamps, wooden clocks, wood-turned mugs, goblets, tankards, candle holders, and wooden Irish gifts. |
What craft do you work with?
| We carefully choose wood with distinctive or unusual patterns, to make our eye-catching wooden Irish gifts and designer bespoke furniture. By working directly with our clients, we bring to life any commission we are tasked with. |
Media & Contact
Representation
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Contact
Email: Sales@cloverwoodcraft.ie
References
Website: http://www.cloverwoodcraft.ie
Photography credit
| Michael Lyons |
Location
Ireland
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