Bill Mauzy

Bill Mauzy turns walnut, cherry, boxelder and other native woods into turnings as rich in grain as they are smooth to touch. He shapes hollow forms and bowls with a lathe and chisel, turning each twice to ensure lasting stability. His latest bowls feature rims textured and painted in colors that pair beautifully with a bare wood center. 

Bill lives in Sewanee where he has spent more than 45 years building finely crafted wooden homes on the Cumberland Plateau. He is a University of the South graduate, C’72, and serves on the board of directors for the Tennessee Association of Woodturners.