Colorado Beetle Kill Pine Bowl Colorado Makers Harold is a woodworker and

Harold is a woodworker and crafts his pieces from a variety of woods

It is beautifully crafted using traditional techniques inherited by Native American Navajo artist Alynssa Gilmore

Its stark white base with dramatic black and brown matrix creates a unique

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Colorado Beetle Kill Pine Bowl Colorado Makers Harold is a woodworker andThis delightful little bowl is perfect for keys, jewelry, or any small trinket! Beetle kill is a term used to describe pine trees that have been killed by the Mountain Pine Beetle. The beetles burrow into the tree, lay eggs, and block the tree's ability to transport water and nutrients, which kills the tree from the inside out but does not affect the wood's structural integrity. Outbreaks often occur after drought periods that have weakened tree