Tai Chi on white stand
Tai Chi balls are either round or oval in shape. As you can see, this one is oval and shows signs of spalting. Shaped from pecan, as it was being turned on the lathe, the center began to crumble. Black resin epoxy was poured into the cracks to hold it together. The white stand was formed by pouring excess epoxy into a mold and allowed to harden. It can be used for exercising or displayed on its stand anywhere you wish.
Tai Chi balls are either round or oval in shape. As you can see, this one is oval and shows signs of spalting. Shaped from pecan, as it was being turned on the lathe, the center began to crumble. Black resin epoxy was poured into the cracks to hold it together. The white stand was formed by pouring excess epoxy into a mold and allowed to harden. It can be used for exercising or displayed on its stand anywhere you wish.
Tai Chi balls are either round or oval in shape. As you can see, this one is oval and shows signs of spalting. Shaped from pecan, as it was being turned on the lathe, the center began to crumble. Black resin epoxy was poured into the cracks to hold it together. The white stand was formed by pouring excess epoxy into a mold and allowed to harden. It can be used for exercising or displayed on its stand anywhere you wish.