Turned Live Oak Bowl 9067, Philip Moulthrop (American, Georgia b. 1947 gifts Bees’ three simple eyes collect

Bees’ three simple eyes collect UV light to zero in on dark spots of pollen on a flower so they know exactly where to land

Her days are a jumble—she’s lost the thread of her life—but a contest at the museum where she’s the registrar gives her hope—the chance to see Breakfast again

and in this story

on her first visit to a museum

sandy walks abound

Turned Live Oak Bowl 9067, Philip Moulthrop (American, Georgia b. 1947 gifts Bees’ three simple eyes collectCrafted by Philip Moulthrop, this turned live oak vessel was created in 2024 from wood sourced from a century old oak tree that once stood on the front lawn of The Columbus Museum before being removed as it declined. Finished with clear lacquer, the piece highlights the natural beauty of the wood grain and Moulthrops celebrated craftsmanship. Signed and inscribed on the underside. Philip Moulthrop (American, Georgia b. 1947) measures approximately 7.