Signature Series

Named after the philosopher who believed true value comes from what endures, Kant is a one-of-a-kind Signature Series amplifier that blends timeless design with the unmistakable beauty of salvaged black walnut.Handcrafted from a single piece of black walnut, Kant features gracefu..

Like the psalms of Asaph, this Signature Series amplifier is defined by depth, richness, and quiet beauty. Flowing grain ripples across the body, blending warm golden highlights with the deep chocolate tones that make Black Walnut so timeless.Hand-turned from a single piece of salvaged Black Walnut,..

Strong, timeless, and unmistakably elegant, Aragorn is a Signature Series Mega amplifier handcrafted from a single piece of salvaged Black Walnut. Sweeping grain lines flow across its larger profile, while rich chocolate heartwood is accented by warm golden highlights that come alive in th..

Crafted from rare veneer-quality Black Walnut, this Signature Series amplifier showcases the remarkable grain, color, and character that have made walnut one of the most sought-after hardwoods in the world. Highly prized by furniture makers and veneer mills, wood of this caliber is valued for its vi..

Crafted from rare veneer-quality Black Walnut, this Mega Signature Series amplifier showcases the kind of figure, color, and character that woodworkers hope to encounter but rarely find. Highly sought after for luxury furniture and architectural veneers, veneer-quality walnut is prized for its excep..

Bold, sturdy, and full of character, Gimli is a Mega Signature Series amplifier that showcases everything there is to love about exceptional Black Walnut. Rich chocolate heartwood flows into warm golden highlights, while dramatic swirling grain creates a sense of strength and movement from..

"El Cucuy" is a live edge black walnut closed-form bowl.  Turned in St. Anne, the black walnut was sourced from Mokena, IL.  This bowl was a little scary to hollow, sand and finish at high speeds due to the tapered opening and natural bark....which is why I thought it would be appropriatel..