Jerry Kermode Woodturnings

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• Jerry Kermode is a full time artist and artisan working out of his studio in Sebastopol, California with his partner and wife, Deborah.He developed his fascination with turning while the couple specialized in Victorian restoration and boat work. In 1984 he began turning bowls from freshly harvested trees; the cherished calabash culture in the Hawaiian Islands, where both lived for 22 years, was the perfect place to nurture his new passion. He turned in his remodeling license to become a full-time turner in 1991, and Deborah became finisher and promoter. The Hawaii International Film Festival, Punahou School and Crazy Shirts, Inc. commissioned their work for many years. Since returning to the mainland in 2000, they have made major art and craft fairs a significant part of their business: American Craft Council, Sausalito Art Festival, Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Contemporary Craft Market. Their vessels have been presented to Prince Edward and to the President of Brazil, commissioned by the Port of Oakland and are in museums and private collections, and is available at galleries nationwide. Jerry also enjoys great success as a teacher, holding regular classes at his studio in Sebastopol. He is known as much for his sense of humor and friendly manner as he is for his ability with the chisel, as he teaches and practices the art of non-violent woodturning, helping people to understand the subtler nuances of cutting wood without fear or trepidation.
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  Headquarters:8891 Avila Ln , Sebastopol, California, United States

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  Phone Number: +1 707-824-9893

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  Website: http://www.jerrykermode.com/

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  Employees:1

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  Revenue:$0 - 1M

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  Legal Name:Jerry Kermode Woodturnings

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• |  NAICS Code: 451120  |

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