Mark Sutton

As a Registered Professional Turner (RPT) and a Member of the Association of Woodturners of Great Britain (AWGB), Mark brings a wealth of experience and passion to the craft of woodturning. He is a founder member of the Highland Woodturners, based in Munlochy on the Black Isle, where he shares his expertise with fellow enthusiasts in the Highlands of Scotland.

MyMark's work has been featured many times in Woodturning Magazine, the world’s leading publication for woodturners. he's received numerous accolades, including “Covers of the Day” on the World of Woodturning

Handcrafted Wooden Art

Each piece Mark creates is meticulously hand-turned, making it as unique as the wood it’s made from. He works with a variety of hardwoods sourced locally in the Highlands of Scotland, including:

•Ash

•Beech and Spalted Beech

•Birch and Silver Birch

•Cherry

•Elm, Wych Elm, and Burr Elm

•Burr Oak

•Sycamore

•Yew

•Lime

These woods, with their distinct grains and characteristics, form the foundation of Mark's creations. he specialises in a wide range of wooden-ware, including boxes, bowls, wall art, and contemporary woodturning pieces.

Due to the natural uniqueness of wood and the handcrafted nature of the work, no two pieces are ever identical.

Caring for Your Wooden Art

Wood is a living material, even after it’s been turned and finished. While we take great care to ensure that the wood used is thoroughly dried and naturally seasoned, some natural imperfections or changes can occur over time.

To preserve your piece:

•Avoid placing it in direct sunlight, as this may fade the wood’s natural color.

•Keep it away from heat sources to prevent splitting

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